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THE 


MERCHANTS  AMD  TRAVELLER'S 


(jmasp&sma* 


PUBLISHED  BY  THOMAS  SHORE , 

POST-MASTER,  PETERSBURG,  VA, 


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FROM  THE  PETERSBURG  REPUBLICAN  PRESS, 

E.  PESCTJD,  PRINTER, 


1819 


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Page 

General  Post-Office,  - - 1 

Table  of  the  Post-Office  Esta-)  <- 
blishme.it,  - - - 5 

.Product  of the  Post-Office,  Pe-)  e 

tersburg,  - - - $ 

Explanation  to  Arrivals 
Mails,  ... 

Pates  of  Postage, 

Inland  Postage  to  Europe,  - 
Captains  of  Steam-Boats  and ? 

Si  age- Drivers,  . - 5 

Merchants'  Accounts, 

Remarks,  .... 

Bequest  to  Members  of  Congress, 
Office  Hours,  - - . . 

Se  Costage  in  England, 

Liverpool  Packets, 

Ship  Passengers,  ... 
Pendleton’s  Tobacco  Charges,  ■ 

Vah  e of  Foreign  Coins,  - - 
U.  Slates  and  Foreign  Cur-1 
rencies,  f 

Perpetual  Almanac, 

General  Government, 

Consuls  and  Commercial  Agents, 
Diplomatic  Department,  - • 

Ministers  of  Foreign  Powers, 

Officers  of  the  Mint, 

Officers  of  the  Customs  of  the  ) 
United  States,  - - 3 

Tariff,  .... 

Duty  on  Medicinal  Dn/gs, 

An  Addition  ofluper  cent. 

Custom  House  Fees, 


■480 

Page. 

Tonnage  Duty,  - - - 42 

Allowance  for  Draft,  - - 42 

Ditto  Tare,  - - - . 43 

Ditto  Leakage  and  Breakage,  - 43 
Form  of  Entry  of  Merchandize,  44 

Invoices,  - - - - 44 

Discounts,  - - - .45 

Fishenes,  - - , - .45 

Hines,  = - . . . 45 

Credits,  ....  47 

Copper  Rods,  Bolts  and  Spikes,  48 
Manifests  to  be  Deposited,  - 49 
Form  of  Manifest,  - - - 49 

Consular  Notice,  Liverpool,  - 50 
Form  of  Manifest  tinder  this 
Notice,  ...  3 

Coasting  Trade, 

Change  of  Papers, 

Change  of  Masters r. 

An  Act  concerning  Navigation, 
Paienls . .... 

10  Army  Register,  ... 

17  Pay  of  the  Army,  - - 

1 7'Navy  Register,  ... 

21. Marine  Corps,  ... 

21  \Pay  of  the  .\ avy,  - - - 

. 22' Exhibit  of  Force  and  Names') 

24 1 of  Ships,  - - - S 

Manner  in  which  Vessels  shall  ) 
be  called,  - - - \ 

. Marine  Offices,  - . , 

Invalid  Pensioners, 

A Tuble  showing  the  Amount ) 

°f  Pa!h  &c-  - - 3 


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51 

52 

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57 
80 
83 

91 

92 

93 

95 

95 

97 

99 


IV 


A otice  to  JYavy  Pensioners, 
Law  on  Pensioners, 

Manner  of  Proceeding  to  ob-  ^ 
tain  Pensions,  - - S 

Form  of  Judge's  Certificate, 
Power  of  Attorney, 

Stage  and  Steam-Boat  Fare,  ■ 
DISTANCES. 

From  Maine  to  Georgia, 

From  Richmond  to  Knoxville, 
From  Lewisburg,  Va.  to  Lex-1 
ington,  Ky.  - - \ 

W ashington  City, to  the  Warm, 
Hot,  Sulphur  id  Sweet Sprgs  5 
Washington  City,  to  Bedfor  d 


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Springs  and  Pittsburg,  P, 
Pittsburg  to  Maysville,  Ky. 
Maysville  to  Lexington,  Ky.  ^ 
by  Cincinnati,  O 5 

Maysville  to  Lexington  and 0 
Louisville,  by  stage  direct,  $ 
Lexington  to  Louisville,  by 
Georgetown, 

JVashington  City  to  Lexing- 
ton, Ky.  ... 
Raleigh  to  Knoxville, by  Warm  £ 
Springs,  Buncombe,  - <> 

Raleigh  to  Knoxville,  by  Ab- } 
ingloji,  \ 

Knoxville  to  A ashville, 

■ \ ashville  to  Huntsville , 

. Nashville  to  Augusta,  - . 

Petersburg  to  . the  Western 
Country,  on  the  mainJYash-  C 
ville  road , - ) 


Page. | Page. 

99 1 South-  West  Point  to  Frankfort,  119 

100  Frankfort  to  Chidicothe,  - 120 

Frankfort  to  South-  West  Point,  120 
Petersburg  to  Sweet-Springs,  120 

101  Richmond  to  the  Springs,  - 121 

101  Staunton  to  the  Springs,  - 121 

103  Explanation  to  Diagram,  • 122 

Abingdon  to'  Nashville,  T.  - 123 

107  Ditto  to  Lexington,  - - 123 

114  Ditto  to  Cumberland  Gap,  - 124 
U . Ditto  to  Jonesborough,  - 124 

Baltimore  to  Abingdon,  - 124 

Ug1  Washington  to  Abingdon,  - 125 

I Abingdon  to  Knoxville,  - 125 

^^  Knoxville  to  Huntsville,  - 125 

Huntsville  to  Florence,  - 125 


H_  Blk.  H arriot- to  St.  Stephens, 

St.  Stephens  to  Pensacola, 

H_  Pensacola  to  Mobile, 

Mobile  to  A 'ew- Orleans, 
New-Orleuns  to  Alexandria,  - 
Alexandria  to  A ew- Orleans, 
Petersbtirg  to  Tarboro',  N C. 
Consular  notice,  Portugal, 

St.  Louis  Land  Agency, 
Arrangement  of  Alails, 

DISTANCES  OMITTED. 
Petersburg  to  Fort  Stoddart, 
Fort  Stoddart  to  A ew-  Orleans, 
Nashville  to  Matches 
Lexington,  K.  to  St.  Louis,  - 
Table  of  Post-  Offices  in  the  £7-~i 
nited  States,  J 


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117 

118 

118 

118 

118 

118 

119 


126 

126 

126 

126 

126 

127 

127 

127 

128 
131 

152 

152 

152 

152 

157 


TO  THE  PUBLIC. 


THE  COMPANION  is  p eseniecl  to  the  public  -without  a comment.  The 
English  language  furnishes  an  author  -with  abundant  epithets  -with  -which 
to  dress  his  offspring , in  ushering  it  into  existence.  It  was  never  expected, 
that  the  COMPANION  would  astonish  the  world  ; it  contains  a simple  detail 
of  useful  matter , known  but  no!  in  the  possession  of  all.  Should  it  disappoint 
the  expectation  of  its  fiends,  the  author  promises  to  do  better  in  the  next  pub- 
lication  he  throws  himself  upon  their  indulgence 

It  is  due  to  those  gentlemen  who  contributed  so  largely  in  procuring  ma - 
terialsfor  the  COMP  ANION,  to  say,  that  their  co-operation  was  yeildetl  with 
the  greatest  pleasure.  The  author  is  particularly  indebted  to  Mr.  Abraham 
Bradley  Lindsley,  of  the  Genera!  Post-Office,  and  recently  appointed  agent 
for  that  department  in  the  state  of  Illinois,  who  politely  furnished  him  with  a 
manuscript  of  the  Post-Offices,  established  subsequent  to  the  1st  of  January  I ast. 
The  Army  and  J\f tivy  Lists  were  obtained  through  the  instrumentality  of  the 
same  gentleman. 

• In  obligation  has  been  contracted  with  Dr.  Calvin  Jones  of  Raleigh, 
and  Mr.  Archibald  Moore,  of  this  place  ; to  whose  politeness  the  author  is 
indebted  for  several  of  the  routes  to  the  western  country,  taken  during  their 
visits  to  that  section  of  the  United  States. 

It  is  expected  that  no  material  change  will  take  place  in  the  arrival  and 
departure  of  mails,  id c.  for  three  years  at  least.  This  expectati on  is  indulg- 
ed with  the  greater  confidence,  when  it  is  recollected,  that  no  alteration  of  any 
consequence  has  taken  place  for  the  last  seven  years  If,  however,  one  should 
occur,  the  public  will  be  advised  of  it  through  the  newspapers,  when  those  in- 
terested can  take  an  opportunity  of  noting  it  on  the  margin. 

The  remarks  on  Invoices,  Discounts,  Fisheii.es,  TVines,  Credits,  and 
Copper  Rods,  are  extracted  from  the  Comptroller’s  Circular  to  Collectors,  of 
a recent  date. 

If  a moderate  degree  of  success  should  attend  this  attempt,  the  COMPA- 
NION will  be  continued  every  one  or  two  years,  with  considerable  improve- 
ment. It  is  proposed  that  the  next  publication  shall  embrace  all  the  stages  in 
the  United  States ; so  that  a traveller  can  be  informed,  by  reference  to  the 
COMPANION,  -whether  a stage  runs  between  any  two  given  points.  It  is  well 
known,  that  he  is,  at  present,  frequently  at  a loss  upon  this  subject. 


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ERRATA 


Page  6 — For  “ all  persons ,”  read  “ Members  of  Congress  ” 

Page  1 7— In  the  Almanac,  for  was”  in  two  p aces,  read  *'  is.” 

Page  19 — Salaries  op  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court,  for  “ g4000 read 

« g450U,” 

P ge  20 — /’or  “ Deneal,”  read  *•  Erhoaid  J.  Lee.” 

Page  50 — for  “ Master,”  read  ‘ Atale.” 

Page  100  for  form  of “ Oath,”  read “ Declaration.” 

F ge  103—  Inset  i <fei  Phdade ph  < , “ Stage,”  under  the  head  of  Stage 
and  Steam- Boat  Fare  from  Petersburg  to  Boston  - Stage  to  Pew-Castle, 
SL  im-Boat  to  Philade phia,  then  it  shou  a be  Stage  to  'l'renton. 

Page  122 — In  explanation  op  Diagram,  for  Richmond  bi/  Charlottesville 
to  Staunton  150  miles,  read  12a  mites 

Page  125— for  prom  Greensville  to  Abingdon  13  miles,  read  213  miles — in 
same  line,  fov  lo9,  read  389 

Page  126  —for from  Black  creek  to  Rounds  4 miles,  read'll  miles. 

In  the  General  i.tsl  of  Post-Offices,  page  2i9,  the  reader  is  leqiiested  to 
substitute  the  following  places  in  the  roam  of  those  between  New-Lebdnon,  N° 
C.  and  ew  London,  Ct. 

J\ew  Lebanon , , O. 

New  Lexington,  Preble,  0 

New  Lebanon  or  Pittsfield,  Otsego,  N.  T, 

New  Lisbon,  Cohn.  - 

Aew  London,  Columbiana,  0,  should  be  omitted. 


T II  E 

Merchant  and  Travellers'  Companion. 


GENERAL  POST  OEFICE. 

Ileturn  ,T.  Meigs,  Jr.  P.  M.  G.  - 
Abraham  Bradley,  Jr.  A.  P.  M.  G.  - 
Phineas  Bradley,  A.  P.  M.  G. 


SaUartt. 
g 4000 
2,500 
2,500 


—©©©©©— 


A VIEW  of  the  progress  of  the  POST-OFFICE  DEPARTMENT . 


The  sc 
vera!  pe- 
riods re 
ferredto 

No.  of 

post- 

offices 

Length 
of  the 
post 
roads. 

Weekly 
transpor- 
tation of 
the  mail 
in  stages. 

Weekly 
transpor- 
tation of 
the  mail 
in  sulkies 
ikon  horse 
back. 

Weekly 
transpor- 
of  the 
mails. 

Yearly  trans- 
portation of 
the  mails. 

Periods. 

Aos. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

1793 

209 

5,642 

8,567 

7,652 

16,229 

843,908 

1797 

554 

16,180 

14,902 

19,708 

34,610 

1,799,720 

1801 

1,025 

21,840 

24,490 

34,38o 

58,870 

3,061,964 

1803 

1,258 

25,315 

30,172 

37,228 

67.400 

3,504,800 

1807 

1,848 

33,755 

41,528 

45,00o 

86,528 

4,499,456 

1811 

2,403 

36,406 

46,380 

61,171 

107.550 

5,592,652 

1816 

3,260 

48,976 

71,046 

74,516 

145,562 

7.569,224 

1817 

3,459 

51,600 

B 


Table  of  the  Post-  Office  Establishment,  from  1789,  to  1817,  inclusive. 


Yrs. 

No 

of 

post 

offi- 

ces. 

Amount 
of  Pos- 
tages, 

Dollars. 

Compen- 
sation to 
post  mas- 
ters. 

Dollars. 

Inciden- 
tal ex- 
pences. 

Dollars. 

Transpor- 
tation ol 
the  Mail. 

Dollars 

Nett  lte- 
venue. 

Dollars 

Extent  in 
Miles  of 
Post  roads 

1789 

75 

37,935 

8,198 

1,861 

22,081 

5,795 

1,875 

1790 

75 

46,294 

10,312 

3,092 

23,293 

9,597 

1,905 

1791 

89 

67,444 

16,518 

5,282 

32,731 

12,913 

5,542 

1792 

195 

104,747 

21,646 

5,66. 

44,734 

32,707 

5,042 

1793 

209 

128,947 

27.156 

9,81 

53,005 

38,974 

11  984 

.1794 

450 

160, 62u 

30,272 

12,262 

75,359 

42,727 

13.207 

179.5 

45  3 

195,067 

35,730 

14. 553 

81,482 

63,495 

13  2 07 

1796 

468 

213,998 

47,109 

13.625 

89,382 

65,8S4 

16.180 

1797 

554 

232.977 

56,035 

16,085 

107,014 

53,893 

16,180 

1798 

639 

264,846 

63,958 

14,6  5 

lu9,475 

76,8  8 

16,180 

1799 

677 

280,804 

69,243 

16,1. 

128,644 

66.81  u 

20,817 

1800 

903 

320,443 

79,338 

23,365 

1 52,45 J 

65.292 

22,309 

1801 

1025 

327,045 

85.587 

21,658 

174.671 

15,120 

25,315 

1802 

1114 

351.823 

93,17/ 

24,-34 

205,llo 

2'  ,459 

25,315 

1803 

1258 

389,450 

1 7,716 

24,231 

205,555 

51.  48 

29,556 

1804 

1405 

421.373 

111.552 

26,150 

239,635 

4),  ,6 

3l.o76 

1805 

1558 

446.1U6 

119,785 

25,895 

267,893 

32,533 

33,431 

18j6 

171  » 

478,763 

129,041 

32,093 

292,751 

24,878 

33,755 

1807 

1848 

460,564 

128,653 

28,676 

305,499 

34,035 

1808 

1944 

506.634 

141,579 

23,516 

332,917 

8,622 

34,035 

1809 

2012 

551.684 

149,438 

18,565 

327,966 

55,715 

88,148 

36,4o6 

1810 

2300 

587,247 

159,244 

20,689 

319,166 

36,406 

1811 

2403 

649,208 

177,422 

22,117 

340,626 

1 09,043 

39,373 

1812 

2610 

703,155 

221,848 

2o,6o5 

458,559 

22,143 

39,540 

1813 

730,37u 

234,354 

17,170 

475,602 

3,244 

41,736 

1814 

1,043,065 

241.901 

18,441 

487,779 

294,944 

43,966 

1815 

3000 

961, 7S2 

265,544 

16,5u8 

521,970 

157,760 

48,976 

1816 

1817 

.1818 

3269 

3459 

3618 

1,002,973 

303,916 

23,410 

5S9.189 

86,458 

51,600 

Preduct  of  the  Post-Office  in  Petersburg,  Ya.  for  7 years,  ending  31st 
December,  1818. 


1812 

1813 

1814 

1815 

1816 

1817 

1818 


- §5,756  82^| 

5,864  644 
5,711  54 

9,794  90£  f Seven  years. 
9,370  57  I 
9,481  49i 
9,699  66-^  J 


^,53,67 -j  6o£  This  sum  is  the 
aggregate  of  postage  collected. 


-00009- 


Amount  of  Bills  for  Distribution. 


1812 

1813 

1814 

1815 

1816 

1817 

1818 


8 13,474  06|~\ 

12,752  634  I 
14,181  754 

18,771  844  > Seven  years. 
23,965  53| 

23,900  41  | 

28,699  63  J 


§135,745  87£ 


—80080— 


EXPLANATION. 

Su. 

Sunday. 

Th. 

Thursday. 

M. 

Monday. 

F. 

Friday. 

Tu. 

W. 

Tuesday. 

Wednesday, 

Sa. 

Saturday. 

4 


RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 


Miles. 

Any  distance  not  exceeding 

30 

Over  30,  and  not  exceeding 

80 

Over  80,  and  not  exceeding 

150 

Over  150,  and  not  exceding 

400 

Over  400, 

For  single  letters,  composed  of  one  piece  of  paper. 

Cents, 
6 
10 
12  $ 
18i 
25 

Double  letters,  or  those  composed  oftwo  pieces  of  paper,  are  charged 
with  double  those  rates. 

Triple  letters,  with  triple  those  rates. 

Quadruple  letters,  or  letters  composed  of  4 pieces  of  paper,  with 
Quadruple  those  rates,  provided  they  weigh  one  ounce;  otherwise,  with 
triple  postage. 

Even  packet  weighing  one  ounce  or  more,  is  to  be  charged  with 
single  postage  for  each  quarter  of  an  ounce. 

-oeeeo- 


JYE  WS-PAPERS. 

Each  paper  carried  not  over  100  miles 
Over  100  miles 

But  if  carried  to  any  Post-office  in  th  State  in  which 
printed,  whatever  be  the  distance,  - lie  rate  is 

-eooeo- 

MA GAZIJYES  AND  PAMPHLETS, 

Carried  not  over  50  miles,  per  sheet. 

Over  50,  and  not  over  100  miles, 

Over  100  miles 


Cents. 

1 

1} 


1 

H 

2 


-csoco- 

FREE  LETTERS. 

Letters  to  and  from  Post -Masters,  exceeding  half  an  ounce  in  weight  - 
will  be  rated  with  postage — the  excess  only  subject  to  postage. 

Letters  to  and  from  Members  of  Congress  exceeding  two  ounces  in 
weight,  will  also  be  rated  with  postage — the  excess  in  this  case  onh' 
subject  to  postage. 


5 

LVLAJYD  POSTAGE  TO  EUROPE. 


The  Inland  postage  upon  letters  for  Europe,  or  any  place  out  of  tile 
"United  States,  must  be  paidbeiore  the  letters  leave  my  office. 

-99999- 

CAPTAIJYS  OF  STEAM-BOATS  AMD  STAGE  DRIVERS. 

It  is  made  the  duty  of  every  Master  or  Manager  of  any  Steam  boat 
Packet,  or  other  vessel,  on  reaching  any  port  where  a Post-Office  is  j 
established,  to  deliver  within  three  hours  after  his  arrival,  if  in  the  day, 
and  within  two  hours  after  the  next  sunrise,  if  in  the  night,  all  letters 
brought  by  him,  or  in  his  care,  or  within  his  power,  to  the  Post-Master  ; 
for  every  failure  to  do  so,  a penalty  of  30  dollars  is  incurred.  This  law 
■will  be  rigidly  enforced.  Stage  drivers  are  not  permitted  to  carry  let- 
ters from  one  place  to  another,  where  Post  offices  are  established. 

— S©9>95  9>— 

No  deduction  of  posta  e will  be  allowe  1,  unless  the  letters  are  opened 
in  my  presence,  or  in  the  presence  of  my  assistants. 

Newspaper  postage  paid  one  quarter  in  advance. 

Box  25  cents  per  quarter  in  advance. 

-99999- 

MER  CHAMTS  AC  CO  UMTS. 

For  the  accommodation  of  the  merchants  of  Petersburg,  quarterly  ac- 
counts are,  and  will  be  opened.  At  the  expiration  of  each  quarter,  5 j 
per  centum  will  be  added  to  the  amount  of  postages,  which  is  consi- 
dered sufficient  to  cover  all  losses  that  may  accrue  ; the  collections  will 
be  made  from  the  1st  to  the  4th  days,  succeeding  the  termination  of  the 
quarter  ; those  who  do  not  discharge  their  several  debts  within  this  , 
period,  will  be  regarded  as  delinquents,  their  accounts  instantly  stopt, 
and  a civil  process  instituted.  The  necessity  of  this  course  will  be  ap- 
parent, when  it  is  recollected  that  the  Department  issue  their  Drafts  at 
or  about  this  time.  All  accounts  which  do  not  exceed  §5  per  quarter, 
will  be  discontinued. 

-9099)0- 

REMARKS. 

Every  10  minutes  start  being  an  object  of  much  importance,  the1 
public  are  informed,  that  if  the  Southern  Stage  should  arrive  at  any. 


6 


period  between  the  hours  of  7 and  9,  P.  M.  the  Northern  Staple  will  be 
dispatched  as  soon  thereafter  as  possible.  I beg-  leave  to  call  their  at- 
tention particularly  to  this  arrangement,  as  an  apology  (if  an  apology  be 
necessary)  for  closing  the  Northern  mail  at  so  early  an  hour  : If  however, 
the  Southern  Stage  do  not  make  its  appearance  before  8,  P.  M.  then 
the  closing  of  the  Northern  mail  will  be  suspended  until  8,  P.  M.  of 
course  all  letters  casually  dropt  in  after  7,  will  go  off.  To  be  still  more 
explicit,  at  the  hour  of  7,  P.  M.the  letters  are  taken  from  the  letter  I’ox, 
stamped  and  entered  in  the  way  bill ; I am  then  prepared  for  the  arri- 
val of  the  Southern  Stage — if  it  be  before  8,  P.  M.  the  Northern  mail  is 
dispatched  without  examining  the  letter  box  a second  time.  If  it  be  e- 
layed  until  8,  at  that  hour  then  1 perform  a similar  routine  of  stamping 
and  marking,  and  all  letters  found  in  the  letter  box  are  mailed. 

BEQUEST  TO  MEMBERS  OF  COXGRESS. 

My  office  is  designated  by  the  Post  Master  General  as  a distributing 
office  for  the  State  of  North  Carolina.  All  persons  are  respect- 
fully requested  to  address  their  constituents  one  day  in  antici- 
pation of  the  day'  on  which  the  mails  are  to  leave  Petersburg. — 
A letter  put  into  the  Post  office  at  Washington  City'  on  Monday  at  1 
o’clock,  P.  M.  ought,  if  the  mail  be  not  impeded  in  its  progress,  to  reach 
Petersburg  on  Tuesday,  111,  P.  M.  If  this  letter  should  not  leave  mv 
office  immediately,  with  the  pending  mail,  it  would  seem  to  afford  just 
cause  of  complaint  against  me,  upon  a superficial  glance  only,  at  the 
Table  of  arrangement.  But  it  should  be  recollected,  that  all  packages 
addressed  to  North  Carolina  State,  are  opened  by  me,  and  a separate  and 
distinct  mail  made  up,  with  a new  bill  for  each  respective  office  in  the 
State,  perhaps  one  ortwo  hundred  ; all  tills  is  to  be  performed,  in  addi- 
tion to  distributing  and  assorting  the  Grand  Northern  Mail  of  Lettcre 
and  Papers,  other  than  those  for  North  Carolina.  In  the  interim  be- 
tween the  arrival  of  the  Northern,  and  the  departure  of  the  Southern 
Stage  ; if  the  Northern  be  delayed  one  hour,  which  is  frequently  the 
case  during  the  session  of  Congress,  it  being  in  the  winter  season  of  the 
year,  it  is  impossible  to  unmail  and  rc-mail  in  time  for  the  pending  mail. 
It  requires  two  hours  at  mid-night  for  the  ordinary  business  of  distribu- 
ting ; and  when  Congress  meets,  the  mail  is  consequently  considerably- 
increased.  In  lieu  then  of  depositing  letters  in  the  office  at  \\  ashing'  n 
on  Monday',  it  would  be  well  to  do  so  on  Sunday,  and  adopting  th  s ar- 
rangement as  to  any  other  day  in  the  weck.cn  which  the  ditt  rem  mu:  Is 
leave  mv  office.  By  this  means,  a kind  of  guarantee  is  afforded,  that 
letters  will  arrive  in  any  part  of  North  Carolina  on  a given  day . 


7 


OFFICE  HOURS. 


The  office  will  be  opened  30  minutes  after  sunrise  every  day  in  the 
week,  Sundays  excepted,  and  close  at  8,  P.  M.  On  Sundays  it  will  open 
at  the  same  time,  and  will  be  kept  open  one  hour  and  a half — in  the 
evening  open  at  6,  and  close  at  8,  P.  M. 


THOMAS  SHORE,  P.  M, 

Post-Office,  Petersburg,  1st  April,  1819. 


-5BS59- 


(F>  It  was  originally  designed  that  the  arrivals  and  departures  of 
mails  from  Petersburg,  should  follow  office  hours,  but  owing  to  the  de- 
lay in  receiving  returns  from  Richmond  and  Alexandria,  this  object  is 
defeated.  It  will  be  found  immediately  preceding'  the  general  table 
of  Post  Offices. 


—©«©©©— 


SEA  POSTAGE  IN  ENGLAND. 


The  Editors  of  the  New-York  Gazette,  having  received  the  following  J 
letter  from  a friend  in  Liverpool,  feel  gratified  in  having  it  in  their  pow-; 
er  to  benefit  those  who  are  constantly  writing  to  their  correspondents! 
in  England. 

Liverpool,  14th  January,  1819. 
Messrs  Lang,  Turner  & Co.  S\  exr-  Voi  le, 

Gentlemen — Knowing  jour  anxiety  to  do  all  in  your  power  to  I 
promote  the  interests  of  your  commercial  friends,  I take  leave  to  sug-| 
gest  the  propriety  of your  making  public  for  their  information,  the  fact 
that  by  our  Post  office  laws,  “■  Owners  or  consignees  of  goods  arrivingin 
vessels  from  foreign  parts,  are  entitled  to  receive  their  letters  free  of 
sea  postage,  prowded  they  do  not  in  the  whole  exceed  six  ounces  ini 
weight,  and  that  the  persons  to  whom  they  are  addressed  be  described1 
as  owners  or  consignees  in  the  address  or  superscription” — as  follows. 

Messrs.  Cropper,  Benson  St  Co. 

Consignees  of  goods  per  Pacific, 

Liverpool. 

But  if  letters  are  addressed  as  under — 

Messrs.  Cropper,  Benson  St  Co. 

Liverpool. 

Consignees  per  Pacific, 

The  postage  will  not  be  allowed. 


8 


As  letters  are  more  frequently  directed  the  latter  way,  and  are  corse- 
quently  charged  with  the  postage,  you  will  be  doing  a general  service, 
not  only  to  publish  this  yourselves,  but  to  request  your  brother  editors 
throughout  the  union  to  give  it  ail  the  publicity  possible. 

— — 

LIVERPOOL  PACKETS. 

In  order  to  furnish  more  certain  conveyance  for  Goods  and  Passen- 
gers, between  New-Yorkand  Liverpool,  the  owners  of  American  ships 
AMITY,  ALBION,  CO  Lit  ILK,  and  .JAMES  MONROE,  have  underta- 
ken to  establish,  between  the  two  ports,  a regular  succession  of  vessels, 
to  sail  from  New  A ork  on  the  10th,  and  from  Liverpool  on  the  1st  of 
every  month,  throughout  the  year. 

These  ships  were  all  recently  built  in  New-York  of  the  best  materials, 
and  are  coppered  and  copper  fastened  : they  are  very  fast  sailers,  and 
their  accommodations  for  Passengers  are  uncommonh  extensive  and 
commodious:  their  commanders  are  men  of  great  experience  and  acti- 
vity, and  goods  shipped  in  them  are  insured  at  the  lowest  rales. 

The  price  of  passage  to  England  in  t he  Cabin  is  now  lixed  at  forty  gui- 
neas ) for  which  sum  passengers  are  provided  with  beds  and  bedding, 
wine,  and  stores  of  every  description. 

These  several  recommendations,  and  the  dependence  which  may  be 
placed  upon  the  periods  of  their  departure,  afford,  it  is  thought,  to 
these  conveyances,  advantages  of  considerable  importance,  both  to  pas- 
sengers, and  to  the  shippers  of  goods.  For  further  •••articular?,  apply  on 
board,  to  ISAAC  WRIGHT  & SON,  or  to 

Francis  Thompson. 

— S9555 — 

Sl/rP  PASSENGERS. 

An  act  regulating  passenger  ships  and  vessels,  (passed  3d  March 
1819.)  15U  dollars  forfeit  for  every  passenger  over  and  above  two  for 

every  five  tons,  custom-house  measurement,  exclusive  of  the  usual  com- 
plement of  seamen.  If  the  number  exceeds  two  for  every  five  urns,  by 
twentv,  the  vessel  is  forfeited.  Sixty  gallons  of  water,  one  hundred 
pounds  of  salted  provisions,  or.e  gallon  of  vinegar,  and  one  hundred 
pounds  of  wholesome  ship  bread,  for  every  passenger  to  Europe;  and 
in  like  proportion  for  shorter  or  longer  voyages.  If  short  allowance,  the 
master  and  owner,  severally,  to  pay  three  dollars  a day  to  every  pas-i  n- 
g'er,  &c.  A list  of  passengers  from  a foreign  port  to  he  delivered  to  the 
Collector,  who  is  to  return  copies  to  the  Secretary  of  Shite,  by  whom 
statements  are  to  be  laid  before  Congress  every  session. 


9 


PEJ\'DLETO.'\,S  tobacco 

A TABLE,  shewing1  the  exports  of  Tobacco, 
from  the  United  States,  and  current  prices 
of  Virginia  Tobacco  from  1800  to  1818,  in- 
clusively. 


CO  o 

lihds. 

exported  to 

w 2 

> 

M 

3 

*d  r 

"d 

3 

CT2 

CO 

P- 

O 

1 6J0 

78,680 

7,798 

143 

1301 

1 13,758 

35,256 

5,006 

1852 

77,721 

29,938 

16,216 

18o5 

; 6,291 

57,829 

9.815 

18:4 

83,343 

24,700 

14,623 

1805 

1,152 

18,196 

12,135 

1806 

33,186 

26,272 

9,182 

1807 

62,282 

28,047 

2,876 

I80S 

Embgo. 

— 

18. .9 

53,021 

8,965 

none 

1810 

84.134 

24,067 

none 

1811 

35,828 

20,342 

569 

1812 

War 

- - - 

1813 

do 

- - - 

1814 

do 

- 

1815:  85,19 



- - - 

1816 

69,721 

- - - 

1817 

! 64,891 

1 5,858 

9,892 

1818|  84,3.07 

28,436 

6,569 

Prs.  in  Liverpool 
in  October. 


charges. 

The  exports  of  Tobacco 
fiom  the  United  States, 
in  the  years  ending  30 th 
Sept.  1817,  and  1318, 


Leaf.  Stmd. 


3 to  7d 

2* 

6 

33 

64 

84 

74 

5i 

64 

9 JL 

63 

3 

64 

3 

7 

ni 

15$ 

6 

14 

2 

7 

2 

8 

o 

O 

10 

5 

2o 

24 

48 

8 

164 

0^ 

AO 

5 

9 

64 

lO 

5 to  9d 


5 
44 
54 
6" 

6 
6 
6 


14  164 
12  14 


42  48 
It?  164 
9 13 
Si  1 

1 124 


i]L  For  the  11  years  preceding  the  war  o; 
1812,  (including  the  year  1808)  the  average 
annua]  expert  was  74.567  hlids.  the  average 
price  in  Liverpool  for  leaf  34  a 7d.  in  London 
4 a 74:1.  per  ih.  Fertile  four  years  since  the 
war,  the  average  annual  expert  lias  been  67, 
037  hiuls.  and  prices  in  England  as  well  .s  ■- 
tiler  markets  have  been  unset' ltd  and  ex 
tremely  fluctuating ; owing  to  the  iuterru|. 
tion  occasioned  by  the  war  to  the  reg  ii- 
course  of  trade,  a deranged  state  of  the  cur 
rencyof  Europe  and  this  country,  and  othe1 
causes  which  time  only  will  correct.  The 
trade  in  these  four  years  has  consequent!) 
been  hazardous. 


■were  : 

Years  1817 

CO 

CO 

Fr.  New  lihds 

lihds 

l Hampshire,  26 

12 

Vermont  22 

3 

[Massachu- 

! setts  3,600 

3,416 

Rhod.  Islnd.  995 

2b2 

Connect.  76 

23 

New  York  9,921 

7,764 

Pennsvlva- 

ma  3,050 

2,269 

Maryland  S,988 

12,681 

1 District  of 

Columb.  1,987 

2,813 

Virginia  16,979 

24,736 

N.  Caro.  1,349 

1,235 

S.  Caro.  1,323 

1,973 

Georgia  2,304 

3,o70 

Louisiana  14,451 

24, 13o 

Michigan  None. 

2 

64,891 

84,337 

rortig.  -.tan  & 

Berwick  15,853 

28.486 

Scotland  663 

1,9  7 

Ireland  1,983 

3,097 

Guernsey, 

■lersev, 

Sark  and 

Alderney  0 

64 

Mohan ! 10,8u3 

22,293 

:anse  tow  ns 

& part  of 

Germany  5,707 

9,173 

Fr.  ports  on 

the  Atlan- 

tic  8,927 

6,096 

Do  uo  Me- 

di  terra- 

nean  137 

373 

Years  1817- 

1818. 

Years  1817 — 

—1818. 

Spa.  ports  on  the 

hhds 

hhds 

hhds 

hhds 

Atlantic 

2,915 

1,430 

Mayti 

0 

95 

Spa.  ports  on  the 

W. Indies  generally  1,207 

444 

.Mediterranean 

137 

376 

British  Am.  colonies  134 

167 

Gibraltar 

6,807 

5,965 

Floridas 

53 

31 

Italy 

868 

376 

Dutch  East  Indies 

7 

0 

Portugal,  Fayal,  &. 

British  do 

0 

36 

other  Azores 

341 

80 

Asia 

22 

0 

Russia 

49 

91 

Bourbon  & Mauritius  59 

0 

Sweden 

449 

874 

Europe  generally 

536 

171 

Denmark  &.  Norway  539 

521 

Africa  do 

213 

151 

Turkey,  Levant  and 

N'.  IV.  Coast  of  Am 

84 

30 

Egypt 

28 

95 

reneriffe  & other 

British  West  Indies  1,229 

549 

Canaries 

192 

195 

Dutch  West  India 

Honduras,  &c. 

34 

21 

& Am.  colonies 

454 

171 

Cape  Verds 

145 

32 

French  do  & do 

1,424 

271 

Brazil 

37 

63 

Spanish  do  & do 

841 

318 

Trieste 

0 

8 

Danish  West  Indies 

880 

151 

Madeira 

183 

0 

Swedish  do 

113 

6 

— 

— 

64,891 

84,337 

COSM)  EASED  VIEW. 

To  F.ng.  Ireland,  Scotland,  ci?c. 

Gibraltar 

10,200 

7,921 

(as  detailed 

West  Indies,  Dutch 

, 

abovel 

18,454 

33,501 

Spanish  ' French 

Holland,  Hansetowns 

Amer.  Colonies 

6,206 

2,042 

and  Germany 

16.510 

o i^56o 

All  other  parts 

3,629 

2,839 

France 

9,892 

2,8;J9 



— 

Spain,  Portugal  & 

64,891 

84,3o7 

The  Stock  of  Tobacco  remaining  on  hand  in  the  Lnited  Kingdom  of  Grcat- 
Britain  and  Ireland,  -uias.... 


On  the  1st  Jan.  1816.  1st  Jan.  1817. 
In  London,  - - - 6614  974J 

Liverpool,  - - 6259  4954 

Scotland  & Ireland,  4JO0  3000 


1st  Jan.  1813.  1st  Dec.  1818. 

6000  14,559 

508 7 9467 

Sj'JO  50  j0 


General  Stock,hhds  16, S73  17,6°4  14,  .87  *29,0 16 

* This  quantity  had  been  smartly  increased  \ the  1st  Jan  l l.\  by 
arrivals  in  Dec.  as  trill  appear  by  refere  nce  to  the  following  si  -.dement  ci 

shipments  from  Virginia,  from  1st  Oct.  loio,  to  31st  Jan.  1619. 


11 


TOBACCO  SHIPPED  FROM  YIKGI5TA. 


From  1st  Oc.t  1817, 

From  1st  Oct  1818, 

Loading 

to  3dth  Sept. 

1818. 

to  31st 

Jan.  1819. 

Feb.  18i9. 

Vests. 

Hi  Ids. 

Vests. 

lihds- 

Vests.  Hhds 

To  London,  - - - - 19 

7309 

10 

4324 

2 750 

Liverpool,  - - - - 22 

7130 

5 

1179 

1 850 

Falmouth,  (orders)  - 14 

3871 

7 

1455 

1 300 

Glasgow, 1 

217 

1 

260 

0 

Leith,  ------  2 

756 

0 

0 

0 

Bristol,  ------  1 

276 

2 

480 

0 

Dublin,  -----  4 

820 

1 

196 

0 

Continent  of  Europe,  and 
other  parts,  - - 17 

4357 

0 

0 

1 50 

— 

■ 

— 





81 

24,636 

26 

8594 

5 1450 

Bv  official  returns  from  all  the  tobacco  inspections  in  Virginia,  it  ap- 
pears that  there  were  delivered  at  the  inspections  in  the  year  ending  on 
the  30th  Sept.  1817, 32,217  hhds. 

And  in  the  year  ending  on  the  30th  Sept.  1818,  - 36,818 

In  the  official  /Jar pose  of  the  French  empire,  made  Feb.  25,  1813,  it  is 
said — “ Formerly  it  was  not  permitted  to  cultivate  tobacco,  except  in 
particular  places  in  a few  provinces.  At  this  time  30,000  acres  of  land 
are  specially  appropriated  to  the  cultivation  of  tobacco,  and  produce 
30,000,000  of  pounds.” 

The  value  of  this  staple  article  with  us,  depends,  at  all  times,  upon  the 
price  it  will  command  in  the  foreign  markets  to  which  we  export  it, 
and  the  charges  incident  to  its  transportation  and  sale.  Of  these  prices, 
we  are,  in  general,  pretty  correctly  informed  ; but  it  is  believed,  that 
many  persons  very  much  deceive  themselves  in  estimating  their  nett  va- 
lie  to  us.  With  those  who  engage  in  the  tobacco  trade,  it  is  certainly 
very  important  to  avoid  such  errors.  Let  us  then  endeavor  to  estimate, 
with  all  possible  accuracy,  the  nett  valve  to  us  of  prices  in  London  and 
Liverpool,  being  the  two  principal  markets  for  tobacco  in  England,  to 
which  the  principal  exports  of  Virginia  tobacco  are  made.  Before  we 
proceed  in  our  estimates,  we  will,  in  order  to  shorten  the  process,  settle 
some  preliminaries 

The  charges  upon  tobacco  which  come  within  the  scope  of  our  esti- 
mates, may  be  classed  under  two  heads  ; one  charges  per  hogshead — and 
the  other  chaiges  per  centum  upon  the  value  or  price  obtained.  The 
charges  per  hogshead  may  be  considered  as  un.formlv  the  same,  whate- 
ver may  be  the  price  obtained.  ’ The  nett  proceeds  of  a hogshead  of  to- 
bacco sold  at  any  given  price,  being  ascertained  by  a full  anddetailed  state- 
ment, it  s clearly  perceived  that  the  nett  proceeds  of  the  same  hogs- 
head sold  at  any  other  price,  would  Only  vary  from  the  nett  proceeds  as- 
certained on  the  g’ive,i  price,  by  the  eiijferencc  ffe.'iveeu  the  t-wo  prices  re- 


12 

ducecl  by  the  amount  of  charges  per  centum  on  that  difference  of  price.  It  will 
be  perceived,  by,  the  detailed  estimates  which  follow,  that  the  per  cen- 
tum charges  are  in  all  9 per  cent  in  London,  and  7 per  cent,  in  Liverpool. 

Proforma  Account  Sale  of  one  Hogshead  of  Virginia  Tobacco  sold  in  Lorulcr: 
— payable  per  cash  at  two  months  from  date  of  sale. 

One  hogshead  Virginia  Tobacco, per  manifest,  1350  lbs. 

Actual  loss  in  weight,  (averaging  4 per  cent.)  54 

1296 

fShrinkings,  - - - 30 
1266 

| Drafts,  ....  8 

I 1258 

Allowances  per  custom.  ) Trett,  41bsprl041bs.  48 

| Nett,  - - - 1210  a 6d.  £ 30  5 0 

j Discount  2 per  ct.  0 12  1 
(_Ship’ngchgs.  pr  hhd.  - 3 7 0 15  8 

£29  9 4 

CHAH52S  IN'  LONDON. 

TFreight  60s.  primage  5 per  ct.  & pierage  3s  6d.  £3  3 3 
Prem.  on  =g24,  at  2)  per  cent.  - 0 12  0 

Com.  per  ct.  on  do.  and  policy,  0 4 0 

0 16  0 

Entry  and  petty  charges  per  hhd.  -026 

Landing,  wharfage  and  housing, 0 16 

Weighing  and  sampling,  - --  --  --  020 


Cooperage,  - --  _- -042 

Warehouse  rent, 020 

Brokerage,  - - - j 0 10  0 


Com.  includingrisk  of  debt  on  £29  9 4, at  4 pr  ct.l  3 7 

6 5 0 


Nett  proceeds  in  Ldndon, ^23  4 3 

Exchange  at  par,  ----------  7 14  9 1-3 


£3j  19  11 1-3 


Virginia  currency, 
Equal  to  * - • 


S 103  IS 


'IS 

CHARGES  1ST  RTCHMOKB. 

Opening1  &.  coopering,  75  cts.  duty  75  cts.  pr  lihd.gl  50 
Storage  75  cts.  drayage  50  cents,  wharfage  10  cts.  1 35 
Lighterage  (from  100  to  125 cts)  hills  of  lading,Scc.  1 14 

4 00 

Nett  proceeds  in  Richmond, §99  18 

(J^j  §99  18  is  equal  to  §7  34  2-3  per  hundred  on  135o  lbs. 

Suppose  the  price  varied  Id  per  lb.  in  London  ? We  ascertain  the  dif- 
ference it  will  make  in  the  nett  proceeds,  thus : 

1210  lbs  tobacco,  a Id. is  •» 1210d 

Deduct  pr  centum  charges,  am.  to  9 per  cent.  - 108  9-10 


Sterling, 1101  1-10 

Exchange  at  par, 367 


1468  1-10  or  §20  40 


§20  40  for  1350  lbs.  manifest  -weight , is  §1  52  per  hundred  [t,  there- 
fore appears,  that  as  the  price  of  Tobacco  is  varied  Id.  per  lb.  in  Lon- 
don, it  varies  the  nett  value  in  Richmond  of  §1  52  per  hundred. 


Proforma  Jlccovnt  Sale  of  onehhcl  Virginia  Tobacco  in  Liverpool. 
One  hhd.  Virginia  Tobacco,  per  manifest,  - 1350  lbs. 

Actual  loss  (say  4 per  cent.)  ------  54 

1296 

Allowance,  - -.-20 

Nett, 1376  a 6d,  ^3118 

CHARGES. 

Freight  55s.  primage,  5 pr  ct.  2s  9d.  - - - - 2 17  9 

Prm.  on  ^26,  at  24  per  cent.  - - - 0 13  0 

Com.  ^ per  cent,  and  policv,  - - - - 0 4 5 

0 17  5 

Landing  charges,  11s  Id.  fire  insurance,  lOd.  - - 0 11  11 

Com.  including  brokerage  and  risk  of  debt,  on 

^J31  18,  at  4 per  cent. 156 

£5  12  7 

Nett  proceeds  in  Liverpool, ^26  5 5 

Exchange  at  par, 8 15  1 


Virginia  currency,  - --  --  --  - 35  00  6 


14 


Equal  to  ^ - 116  74 

Deduct  on  charges  in  Richmond,  per  hhd 4 09 

Nett  proceeds  in  Richmond,  - . . - - - gll2  7 4 


cc?  S 112  74  is  equal  to  gS  35  per  hundred  on  1350  lbs. 

Suppose  the  pr.ce  varied  Id  per  lb.  in  Liverpool  ? We  ascertain  the  dif- 
ference it  makes  in  the  nett  proceeds,  thus  : 

1,276  lbs.  Tobacco,  a Id,  is  - l,276d. 

Deduct  per  centum  charge — 7 per  cent  S9  1-3 


Sterling,  1,186  2-3 
Exchange  at  par,  395 1-3 


l,582d.  or  g 21  97 


g21  97  for  1,350  lbs.  manifest  -weight , is  g 1 60  per  hundred. 

It  therefore  appears,  that  as  the  price  for  Tobacco,  is  varied  Id.  per 
lb.  in  Liverpool,  it  varies  the  nett  value  to  us  in  Richmond,  gl  63  per 
hundred. 

From  the  preceding  calculations,  founded  upon  the  customary  char- 
ges and  allowances,  and  which  it  isbelicved  will  be  found  entirely  cor- 
■rect,  a Table  of  Prices  may  be  framed,  shewing  die  nett  value  in  Rich- 
mond, of  any  series  of  prices  in  London  and  Liverpool,  taking  the  cal- 
culations upon  6d.  per  lb.  for  either  place,  as  the  basis  upon  which  to 
raise  or  reduce  the  nett  value,  and  as  you  raise  or  lower  the  pr.ee  in 
London  Id,  per  lb.  raise  or  lower  the  nett  value  in  Richmond  SI  52 
per  h.  ndred,  and  so  in  proportion  for  a greater  or  less  variate  n of 
price  : o1  serve  the  same  rule  for  Liverpool  prices,  with  this  difference 
only,  that  a variation  of  Id.  per  lb.  in  Liverpool,  s equal  to  gl  63  in  Ricli- 


mond.  We  will 

only  submit  the  following  short 
TABLE  OF  PRiCES. 

In  London. 

In  Richmond.  In  Liverpool. 

In  Richmond. 

4d.  is  equal  to 

s 4-  31 

4 is  equal  to 

6 59 

5 

5 83 

5 

6 72 

6 

>-  7 35 

6 

8 35 

7 

8 87 

7 

9 98 

8 

10  39 

8 

11  61 

9 

11  61 

9 

13  24 

10 

13  43 

10 

14  87 

11 

14  95 

11 

16  50 

12 

16  47 

12 

18  13 

It  is  to  be  remarked  upon  the  difference  between  London  and  Liver- 
pool in  the  nett  value  offfie  same  price,  that  there  is  generallv  a ddfer- 
ar.ee  in  price  in  favor  of  London  about  equal  to  the  difference  in  charges 


15 


against  it, and  that  consequently  it  requires  in  general  better  Tobacco  to 
command  any  given  pr'ce  in  Liverpool  than  in  London.  If  this  was  not 
the  case,  the  London  markets  would  have  been  abandoned  for  the  Liver- 
pool market  by  shippers.  London  however,  has  from  its  local  situation, 
advantages  over  Liverpool  in  the  Tobacco  trade  sufficient  to  maintain 
this  difference  in  the  value  of  the  article.  The  preceding  estimates  are 
made  upon  a hogshead  welghinghere  1350  lbs.  which  is  ai  o tthe  ave- 
rage weight.  It  is  evident  however,  that  if  we  take  a hogshead  weigh- 
ing more  or  less,  the  result  u ould  be  proportionahly  varied  also.  Thus 
it  mav  be  shewn  that  if  the  hi  gshead  weighs  1 00  Its.  n ore  than  this  ave- 
rage weight,  the  nett  proceeds  of  a sale  of  it  at  6d.  in  London,  would  be 
19  cents  per  hundred  more  than  we  have  estimated  the  nett  \ aloe  of  that 
price  would  be  ; and  at  lod.  it  would  be  23  cents  more;  and  so  for  a 
greatei  or  less  variation  in  weight,  according  to  price  ; which  shews  the 
importance  of  shippers  being  particularly  attentive  to  weights.  The  es- 
timate, however,  upon  the  average  weight  is  the  fair  and  correct  one  and 
furnishes  the  proper  guide. 

The  dealers  in  the  ar  'cle  here,  ought  of  course  to  reduce  the  nett  va- 
lue iu  Richmond,  as  given  in  the  above  Table  of prices,  by  the  amount  of 
profit,  they  are  fairly  entitled  to  receive  for  the  advance  of  their  capital, 
say  twelve  months,  and  the  trouble,  expense  and  risk  of  their  trade. 
11  hat  per  centum  ought,  in  prospective  calculations,  to  be  allowed  upon 
capital  embarked  in  this  trade,  is  for  the  experienced  in  such  business  to 
sav,  and  for  those  who  engage  in  the  trade  to  determine  for  themselves. 

RICHMOND,  February  20th,  1819.  \VM.  G.  PENDLETON. 

— — 


VALUE  OF  FOREIGN  COINS, 


IX  THE  MO  A EY  OF  THE  U AIT  ED 

STATES. 

S 

cts. 

m. 

Sixteenth  of  a Dollar, 

0 

06 

Half  a Pistareen,  - 

0 

10 

0 

Real  plate  of  Spain,  - 

0 

10 

9 

An  English  Sixpence,  .... 

- 0 

11 

1 

F.ightli  of  a Dollar,  - - - - 

. 0 

12 

5 

The  Livre  Tournois  of  France, 

- 0 

18 

5 

The  Franc  of  France, 

0 

IS 

7%} 

A Pistareen,  - - 

0 

20 

0 

At,  English  Shilling,  ----- 

- 0 

22 

2 

Quarter  of  a Dollar,  - 

- 0 

25 

0 

The  Mark  Banco  of  Hamburg, 

0 

S3 

O 

The  Florin  or  Guilder  of  the  United  Netherlands, 

0 

40 

0 

A halt'  Dollar,  - 

0 

50 

0 

The  Rupee,  cfEengal,  - 

0 

50 

u 

16 


Tli  e Rix  Dollar,  of  Denmark, 

The  Rix  Dollar,  of  S weden, 

A Spanish  Dollar, 

The  Ruble  of  Russia, 

Crowns  of  England  and  France, 

The  Millrea  of  Portugal, 

The  Tale,  of  China, 

The  Pagoda,  of  India, 

A French  Pistole, 

A Spanish  Pistole, 

T he  pound,  of  Ireland, 

The  pound  Sterling,  of  Great  Britain, 
A French  Guinea, 

An  English  Guinea, 

A Moidore,  ... 
Half  Johannas,  - 

A Doubloon,  - 
A Johannas,  - 


- 1 00  ti 

1 00  0 

- 1 00  0 

1 00  0 

- 1110 
1 24  0 

- 1 48  0 

1 84  0 

3 66  7 

- 3 77  3 

4 10  0 

- 4 44  0 

4 60  0 

4 66  7 

6 00  8 

8 00  0 

14  93  3 
16  00  0 


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UNITED  STATES  AND  FOREIGN  CURRENCIES. 


Rules  for  reducing  the  currencies  of  the  different  states  into  each  other, 
and  sterling  into  currency. 

To  reduce  the  currencies  of  New-Hampshire,  Massachusetts,  Rhode- 
Island,  Connecticut  and  Virginia,  into  those  of  New-York  and  North- 
Carnlina,  to  the  given  sum  add  one  third  thereof. 

To  reduce  Pennsylvania,  New-Jersey,  Delaware  and  Maryland,  to  the 
given  sum,  add  one  fourth  thereof. 

OX  THE  COXTRAItr, 

To  reduce  New-York  and  North-Garolina,  into  New-Hampshire,  Mas- 
sachusetts, Rhode-lsland,  Connecticut  and  Virginia,  from  the  given 
sum  deduct  one  fourth  thereof. 

To  reduce  Pennsylvania,  New-Jersey,  Delaware  and  Maryland,  from  the 
given  sum  deduct  one  sixteenth  thereof. 

To  reduce  into  South-Carolina  and  Georgia,  to  the  given  sum  add  one 
sixteenth,  and  take  one  half  of  the  whole. 

To  reduce  Pennsylvania,  New-Jersey,  Delaware  and  Marvland  into  New- 
Hampshire,  Massachusetts.  Rhode-lsland,  Connecticut  and  Virginia, 
from  the  given  sum  deduct  one  fifth  thereof. 

To  reduce  into  New-York  and  North  Carolina,  to  the  sum  given  add  one 
fifteenth  thereof. 

To  reduce  into  South-Carolina  and  Georgia,  multiply  by  3 and  l-9lh, 
and  divide  the  prouuct  by  5 ; or  multiply  by  28  and  divide  by  45. 


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To  reduce  South-Carolina  and  Georgia  into  New-Hampshire  Massachu- 
setts, Uhode-isiand,  Connecticut  and  Virginia,  to  the  given  sum  add 
2-iths  thereof. 

To  reduce  into  Pennsylvania,  New  Jersey,  Delaware  and  Maryland,  mul- 
tiply the  given  sum  by  45  and  divide  by  28. 

To  reduce  into  New-York  and  North  Carolina,  from  the  given  sum  de- 
duct l-7th  and  double  the  remainder. 

To  reduce  British  sterling  into  Virginia  currency,  to  the  given  sum  add 
1-od  thereof. 

OX  THE  CONTRARY. 

To  reduce  Virginia  currency  into  sterling,  deduct  l-4th  thereof. 

-S3S03- 

A PERPETUAL  ALMANAC. 


Feb. 

March 

Nov. 

Feb 

Aug. 

May. 

Jan. 

Oct. 

Jan. 

April 

July 

Sept. 

Dec- 

a> 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10  | li 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

2., 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

EXPLANATION. 

| As  Monday  is  the  day 
;set  against  1819,  Monday 
is  found  under  each 


17th,  24th, 


1819 — Monday,  1826 

20 — Wednesday , 27 

21 —  Thursday,  28 — Saturday, 

22 —  Friday,  29 — Sunday, 

23 —  Saturday,  30 — Monday, 

24 —  Monday,  31 — Tuesday, 

25 —  Tuesday,  ad  infinitum. 

16th,  23d,  and  30th — then  if  Monday  be  the  9th,  Tuesday  was  the  10th  & 
Wednesday  is  the  11th  ; to  find  on  what  day  of  the  week  June  came  in, 
we  look  for  June  and  discover  that  Monday  was  the  7th,  14th,  21st,  and 
28th  j then  if  Monday  be  the  7th,  Tuesday  was  the  1st  day  of  June. 

-05098- 


Wednesday,  and  31st  of  May,  and 
Thursday,  so  on  through  the  table. 

To  find  on  what  day  of 
the  week  the  11th  of 
Aug. 1819,  is,  we  look  ior 
the  month,  and  fin  that 
Monday  was  the  2d,  9th, 


GENERAL  GOFER  AMENT. 

Salary  I Salary. 

lames  Monroe,  President,  §25,odi<jDl.  D.  Tompkins, V.  Prsdt.  §5,000 


C 


18 


DEPARTMENT  OE  STATE. 

Salaries. 

John  Q.  Adams,  Secretary,  Jg6O00 
Dan’l  Brent,  Chief  Clerk,  2000 


treaserer’s  office. 

Sallaries . 

Thos.  T.  Tucker,  Treasurer,  £3000 
Sami.  Brook,  Chief  Clerk,  170  0 
and  4 others. 


patent  office. 
William  Thornton, 
William  Elliott, 

Benjamin  Fenwick 


1500 

800 

250 


Sami.  If.  Smith,  Com.  Reve- 
nue, 

Robert  Polk,  Chief  Clerk, 


3000 

1600 


TREASURY  DEPARTMENT. 

Wm.  H.  Crawford,  Secretary,  6000 
Edwarl  Jones,  Chief  Clerk,  2000 

& 8 Clerks  & Messengers. 

comptroler’s  office. 

Joseph  Anderson  1st  Comp- 

troler,  3500 

John  Laub,  Chief  Clerk,  1600 

and  15  others. 

Richard  Cutts,  2d  Comptlr.  3000 
Enoch  Reynolds,  Chiei  Clerk,  1700 
and  7 others. 

auditor’s  office. 

Rich’d  Harrison,  1st  Auditor,  3000 
Patrick  Terrall,  Chief  Clerk,  1600 
and  13  others. 

William  Lee,  2d  Auditor,  3000 
James  Eaki  n,  Chief  Clerk,  1800 
and  13  others. 

Peter  Hagner,  3d  Auditor,  3000 
James  Thompson,  Chief  Clerk,  1800 
and  22  others. 

Constant  Freeman,  4th  Audtr.  3000 
Thos.  H.  Gilliss,  Chief  Clerk,  1700 
and  13  others. 

Stephen  Pleasanton,  5th  Au- 
ditor, 3000 

Andrew  Ross,  Chief  Clerk,  1600 
and  9 others. 

p.egister’s  office. 

Joseph  Nonrse,  Register  3000 
Joshua  Dawson,  Chief  Clerk,  1700| 
and  19  others.  J 


general  land  office. 
Josiah  Meigs,  Commissioner,  3000 
John  Gardiner,  Chief  Clerk,  16oO 
and  12  others. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  WAR. 

John  C.  Calhoun,  Secretary,  6000 
Chris.  Yandeventer,  Chief 

Clerk,  2000 

and  19  -others. 

PAT-MASTER  GENERAL5?  OFFICE. 

Robert  Brent,  Pay-Master  2500 
Nathl.  Frye,  Jr.  ChiefClerk,  1800 
and  8 others. 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT. 

Benjn.  W.  Crowninshield, 

Secretary,  6000 

Benj.  Homans,  Chief  Clerk,  2o00 
and  5 others. 

NAVY  commissioner’s  OFFICE. 

John  Rodgers,  3500 

Stephen  Decatur  3500 

David  Porter,  350J 

and  7 clerks. 

SUPERINTENDANT  OF  INDIAN  TRADE. 

T.  L.M’Kennv,  Superinten- 

dant  of  Indian  Trade,  2000 
Jere.  AV.  Bronatigh.  Chief 

Clerk,  1000 

md  4 others. 


19 


SUPREME  COURT. 

Salanes. 

.1  no.  Marshal,  Chief  Justice  5000 
Buslirod  Washington,  asso- 
ciate do.  4000 

William  Johnson,  4000 

Brockholst  Livingston,  40OO 

Thomas  Todd,  4000 

Gabriel  Duvall,  400( 

Joseph  Story,  4000 

Wm  Wirt,  Attorney  General,  3500 
Elias  B.  Caldwell,  Clerk,  Fees,  &c. 


DISTRICT  COURTS. 

For  Maine . 

Albion  K.  Parris,  Judge,  1000 

m.  P.  Preble,  Attorney,  200 

Thomas  Thornton,  Marshal,  200 

Henry  Sewall,  Clerk  Fees,  &c. 

For  J\'e~iv  Hampshire , 

Jno.  S Sherburne,  Judge  1000 

Daniel  Humphreys,  Attorney  2(  0 


for  the  Northern  District  of  N.  Yuri 
Salaries. 

M.  B.  Talmadge,  Judge  1600 

Roger  Skinner,  Attorney,  Fees,  &c. 
Jno.  W.  Livingston,  Marshal 
Richard  R.  Lansing,  Clerk 

For  the  Southern  District  of 
J\  ew-York. 

Wm.  P.  Van  Ness,  Judge 
Jonathan  F sk,  Attorney 
Thomas  Morris,  Marshal 
Theron  Rudd,  Clerk 

For  J\'e~.t>  Jersey. 

Wm.  S.  Pennington,  Judge 
Jos.  M.  M’llvane,  Attorney 
Oliver  W . Ogden,  Marshal, 

Robert  Boggs,  Clerk  Fees,  &.c. 
For  the  Eastern  District  of  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Richard  Peters,  Judge  1600 

Chs.  J.  Ingersoll,  Attorney  Fees,&.c. 
John  Smith,  Marshal 


1600 
Fees,  Jkc. 


1200 

2u0 

200 


Michael  M’Clary,  Marshal  20l)'David  Caldwell,  Clerk 
Jonathan  Steele,  Clerk  Fees,  &c.  For  the  TV estern  District  of  Pennsyl- 
For  Massachusetts.  vania 

John  Davis,  Judge  1600  J.  H.  Walker,  Judge 

George  Blake,  Attorney  Fees,  Sec.  Andrew  Stewart,  Attorney 


James  Prince,  Marshal 
Wm.  S.  Shaw,  Clerk 

For  Ithucle  Island. 
David  Howell,  Judge 
Asher  Robbins,  Attorney 
Ebenezer  Dexter,  Marshal 


Wm.  B.  Irish,  Marshal 

, Clerk 

For  Delaware. 
1000  John  Fisher,  Judge 
£0u  Geo.  Read,  jr.  Attorney 
200  James  Brobson,  Marshal 
Edmund  T.  Ellery,  Clerk,  Fees,  &c.  A.  Johns,  Clerk 

For  Vermont.  For  Maryland. 

Elijah  Paine,  Judge  800  James  Houston,  Judge 

Titus  Hutchinson.  Attorney  200  Elias  Glenn,  Attorney 

David  Robinson,  Marshal  200  Paul  Bentalou,  Marshal 

Cephas  Smith,  Clerk,  Fees,  &c.  Philip  Moore,  Clerk 
For  Connecticut. 

Pierpoint  Edwards,  Judge  1000 

Hezekiah  Huntington,  Attor 

ney  200 

Robert  Fairchild,  Marshal 
Henry  Edwards,  Clerk  Fees,  &c. 


1200 
200 
Fees,  &.c. 


1600 
Fees,  &c. 


For  Virginia. 

St.  Geo.  Tucker,  Judge 
(Eastern  District.) 
John  G.  Jackson,  (Western 
District) 


1800 

1600 


:G 


Salaries. 

Robert  Stanard,  Attorney  2ou 

(^'.usifern  Dist.) 

Jacob  Buson  Attorney 
(West.  Bist.) 

Andrew  Moore,  Marshal,  Fees,  fkc. 
Richard  Jeffries,  Clerk 

ForJ\orth  Carolina. 

Henry  Potter,  Judge  1500 

Robert  H.  Jones,  Attorney  200 

Beverly  Daniel,  Marshal. 

V»  m.  H.  Haywood,  Clerk  Fees,  &c. 

For  South  Carolina. 

John  Drayton,  Judge  180b 

Thomas  Parker,  Attorney  Fees,  ike. 
At ojion  A.  Waring,  .Marshal 
James  Jervav,  Clerk 

For  Georgia. 

William  Stevens,  Judge  1500 
R did.  \N  . Habersham,  Atrny.  2d 
John  H.  Morel,  Marshal  Fees,  &c 
John  H.  Bullock,  Clerk 
For  Kentucky. 

Robert  Trimble,  Judge  1500 

Robert  Wickliffe,  Attorney  200 
John  T Mason,  Marshal  2Uu 

John  H.  Hanna,  Clerk  Fees,  ike 
For  Tennessee , East  ami  U est. 
John  M’Nairy,  Judge  150t 

John  M.  Campbell,  Attorney  200 
John  E.  Beck,  do.  20o 

Charles  J.  Porter,  Marshal  200 

John  Childers,  do.  200 

Robert  M,  Gavock,  Clerk  Fees*  &.  c. 

For  O/Jo. 

Cl  aries  W.  Bird,  Judge  1000 

John  C.  Wright,  Attorney  200 

•John  Hamm,  Marshal  2Gi 

Humphrey  Fullerton,  Clk.  Fecs,&c. 
For  Louisiana 

Dominic  Hall,  Judge  300* 

John  Dick,  Attorney  6o 

?•;  du  el  1 tyt.okis.  Marshal  2. 

Sand.  II.  Harper,  Clerk,  l ees,  cGe 


IjOO 

2o0 

2j0 


2000 

2000 


Salaries. 

For  Indiana. 

Nathl.  Pope,  .iu  -ge 
I homas  11.  Blake,  Attorney 
John  Vawter,  Marshal 
For  the  Circuit  Court  of  the  United 
States,  in  the  District  of  Columbia. 
Win.  Crunch,  Chief  Justice  22u0 
Buckner  '1  hruston.  Associ- 
ate Judge 

James  S.  Morsell,  .Associ- 
ate Judge 
Walter  Jones,  Attorney  Fees,  &.c- 
Washington  Boyd,  Marshal 
William  Brent,  Clerk 
George  Dcneale,  do 

For  the  District  of  Columbia. 
Wm.  Crunch,  sole  Judge 
George  Deneale,  Clerk 

JUDICIARY  OF  TUF.  UNITED  STATES  IV 
THE  TERRITORIAL  GoVEKSALEATS. 
For  Missouri. 

Silas  Bent,  Judge  1200 

J.  B.  C.  Lucas,  do.  12od 

\\ m.  Spngg,  do.  12j0 

George  Bullitt,  do.  12oO 

Robert  Wash,  Attorney  250 

Henry  Dodge,  Marshal  2.X) 

For  Illinois. 

Jesse  B.  1 homas,  Judge  1200 

Alexander  Stewart,  do.  12od 

T homas  Towles,  do.  12u0 

Wm.  Mears,  Attorney  250 

Philip  Fanch,  Marshal  2u0 

For  Michigan. 

A.  B.  Woodward,  Judge  1200 

Solomon  Silbv,  Attorney  250 

r homas  Rowland,  Marshal  20> 

.Irkansa v>  Territory. 

Genl.  Miller,  Governor 
Tobert  Crittenden,  Secv. 

Andrew  Sci.tt,  Judge, 

.lie lama  Territory. 

Go;  i,  Ay  . AN  t:|.<  r,  Ji.t  v 


21 


Diplomatic  department. 

Salaries 

Richard  Rush,  to  G.  Britain,  $9000 


Albert  Gallatin,  France,  9000 

Geo.  Washington  Campbell, 

to  St.  Petersburg,  9000 

.Tohn  Graham,  Rio  Janeiro  9000 

Jonathan  Russell.  Sweden,  9000 

John  Forsyth,  Spain,  9000 

Appleton,  Charge  de 

Affairs,  Rio  Janeiro. 

CONSULS  AND  COMMERCIAL  AGENTS 

Of  the  United  States, 

May  1,  1819. 

Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 


Hamburg, 

Bremen, 

Embden, 

Franconia, 


London, 

Liverpool, 

Bristol, 

Plymouth, 

Falmouth, 


Thomas  Aspinwall 
James  Maury'-. 
Herman  Visger. 
Nathl.  G.  Ingram,  jr. 
Robert  W.  Fox. 


Kingston  upon  Hull,  William  Davy. 


Cowes, 

2.  Leith, 

3.  Dublin, 
Cork, 

Belfast, 

4.  Gibraltar, 
Isle  ot  France, 
Turks  Island, 
Bermuda, 


Thomas  Auldjo. 
Joel  Hart. 

Thomas  English. 
Jacob  Mark. 

James  Luke. 
Bernard  Henry. 
Martin  Bickham. 
Thomas  Winns. 
*W  R Higinbothom 


Batavia, 

Paris, 

Bordeaux, 

Marseilles, 

Nantes, 

La  Rochelle, 
L’Orient, 


| Malaga, 
’Alicante, 
|St.  Lucar, 
Bilboa, 


Russia. 

St. Petersburg,  AbrahamP.  Gibson. ;Barcelona, 
Riga,  Moses  M.  Russell.  jValencia, 

Sweden  and  Norway. 

Stockholm,  David  Irskine. 

Gothenburg,  C.  A.  Murray 

2.  Christiansand,  Peter  Isaacson. 

3.  St.  Bartholomews,  Jos  Ficklin 

Denmark. 

Copenhagen,  John  Rainals, 

2. 1.  St.  Cruz,  Robert  Jaques. 

I.  St.  Thomas,  * Nathan  Levy 
Germany. 

Stettin,  &.c.  Jno.  M. Forbes, (C.  Genji Porto  Rico, 


Edward  Wyer. 

Frcdk.  Wichelhausen. 
William  Clark. 

Philip  Mark. 
Netherlands. 

Amsterdam  Alexander  M’Rae. 
Rotterdam,  George  ,Toyr. 

Antwerp,  David  Parish. 

Ostend,  Emanuel  Wambersic. 
2 I.  St.  Eustatia,  William  Gamble. 
I.Curracoa,  Cortland  Parker. 

*Abrm.  E.  Soesman. 
France. 

Isaac  Cox  Barnet. 
Daniel  Strobel. 
Stephen  Cathalan, 
Henry  Wilson. 
Robert  Sterry. 
Edward  Church. 
Havre  d’Grace,  Reuben  G Beasley. 
Calais,  Thomas  Johnson. 

2.1  Guadaloupe,  Philip  DePcyster. 
I.  Matinique,  Silas  Moreau. 

Portugal  and  Brazil. 

Lisbon,  Israel  P.  Hutchinson. 
Rio  de  Janeiro,  Henry  Hill. 
Maranhao,  Jose  dos  Santos  Monteiro 

3. 1 Madeira,  John  H.  March. 

Fayal,  John  B.  Dabney. 

C.  Verde  Islds  Sami.  Hodges,  jr. 

Spain. 

John  M.  Hall. 
Richard  M’Call. 
Obediah  Rich. 
George  G.  Barrell. 
Robert  Montgomery. 
Richard  S Hackley. 
Fr’sco  Xavier  de  Falo 
2. 1.  Teneriffe,  John  O’Sullivan. 

I.  Manilla,  Andrew  Stuart. 

Monte  Video,  William  G.  Miller. 
La  Guayra,  Robert  K.  Lowry. 
Havana,  *Geo.  P.  Stevenson. 

St.  Jago  de  Cuba,  ‘John  Mason 
•John  M.  Baker. 


:Cadiz, 


Tuscany,  Sardinia , Austria. 


Leghorn, 

Thomas  Appleton. 

2.  Genoa, 

James  Schee. 

Nice, 

Victor  A.  Sasserno. 

3.  Trieste, 

Francis  Adams. 

Two  Sicilies. 

Naples, 

Alexander  Hammett. 

Palermo, 

Henry  Preble. 

Messina, 

John  Broadbent. 

Barbary  States. 

Algiers,  Wm.  Shaler,  (C.  Gen.' 

Tunis,  Townshend  Stith. 

Tripoli,  Thomas  D.  Anderson. 

Tangier,  James  Simpson. 

China. 

Canton,  Benjamin  C.  Wilcocks. 

Note — Agents  for  Commerce  and 
Seamen  arc  distinguished  by  an  as- 
terisk. 


MINISTERS,  &c.  OF  FOREIGN'  POJFERS, 


IX  THE  EXITED  STATES. 

From  France. 

llis  Excellency  M.  Hyde  de  Neuville,  Envoy  Extraordinary,  and  Minis- 
ter Plenipotentiary,  from  France  to  the  United  States  of  America. 
Mr.  Both,  Secretary  of  Legation. 

Mr.  Bourguenev,  attached  to  the  Legation. 

Mr.  Petrv,  Consul  General,  ad  interim,  to  the  U.  States,  at  Philadelphia. 
Mr.  Berard,  eleve  Vice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

Mr.  De  Valnais,  Consul,  Boston. 

Mr.  Le  Conipte  D’Espinville,  Consul,  New  York. 

Mr.  Angelucci,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

Mr.  Couteaux,  Vice  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Mr.  Le  Marquis  de  Forgeres,  Consul,  Charleston. 

Mr.  Buchet  de  Martigny,  Agent  of  the  Consulate,  Charleston. 

Mr.  Le  Loup,  Vice  Consul,  ad  interim.  Savannah. 

Mr.  Guillemin,  Consul,  ad  interim,  New  Orleans. 

From  Great  Britain. 

No  Public  Minister,  Mr.  Bagot  having  returned  to  England. 

Gibbs  Crawford  Antrobus,  Esq.  Secretary  of  Legation. 

William  Henry  Hughes,  Private  Secretary. 

Vnthony  St.  John  Baker.  Esq.  Consul  General. 

James  Baker,  Esq.  Secretary. 

.Tames  Buchanan,  Esq.  Consul  for  the  state  and  city  of  New  York. 
William  Dawson,  Esq.  Consul  for  Maryland,  Baltimore. 

William  Gray,  Esq  Consul  for  Virginia,  Norfolk. 

Benj.  Moodie,  Esq.  Consul  for  N.  &.  S.  Carolina,  and  Georgia,  Charleston. 
John  Davidson,  Esq.  Consul  for  Louisiana,  New  Orleans. 


William  S.  Skinner,  Esq.  acting-  Vice  Consul,  Boston. 

John  Bernard  Gilpin,  Esq.  acting  Vice  Consul,  Newport,  li.  I. 

Gilbert  Robinson,  Esq.  do.  Philadelphia. 

James  Patton,  Esq.  do.  Alexandria,  D.  G'. 

James  Wallace,  Esq.  do.  Savannah. 

Donald  M’Intosh,  Esq.  Consul,  New  Hampshire  and  Maine. 

F,  om  Russia. 

M.  Poletica,  Envoy  Extraordinary,  and  Minister  Plenipotentiary. 
Theodore  Ivanoff,  Counsellor  of  Legation. 

George  Ellisen,  Secretary  of  Legation. 

Nicholas  Kosloff,  Consul  General,  Philadelphia. 

Alexy  Eustaphieve,  Consul,  Boston. 

T.  Swift,  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 

T G.  Bogert,  Vice  Consul,  New  York. 

Benj.  Chew,  Vice  Consul,  New  Orleans. 

Edward  J.  Coale,  Agent,  Baltimore. 

Fortescue  Whittle,  Agent,  Norfolk. 

John  Prince,  Agent,  Salem. 

Ebenezer  Mayo,  Agent,  Portland. 

Samuel  Snow,  Agent,  Providence. 

From  the  Netherlands. 

The  Viscount  de  Quabeck,  Charge  d’  Affaires, 

P.  G.  Lechleitner,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

From  Spain. 

No  Public  Minister,  Don  Onis  having  returned  to  Spain. 

Don  Bartolome  Ronquenet,  Consul,  Philadelphia, 

Don  Thomas  Stoughton,  Consul,  New  York. 

Don  Juan  Stoughton,  Consul  for  New  Hampshire,  Massachusetts,  Con- 
necticut, Vermont  and  Rhode  Island,  Boston. 

Don  Pablo  Chacon,  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria,  D.  C. 

Don  Juan  B.  Carnabau,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

Don  Antonio  Argotte  Vilalobos,  Consul  for  Virginia  and  Kentucky 
Don  Diego  Murphy,  Consul,  New  Orleans. 

Don  Felipe  Fatio,  Consul,  Louisiana, 

Don  Carolus  Mulvi,  Vice  Consul,  Savannah. 

From  Portugal. 

M.  Correa  de  Se  Serra,  Minister  Plenipotentiary  of  his  Majesty,  King  of 
Portugal,  Brazil  and  Algarves,  Philadelphia. 

Joseph  Rudemaker,  Consul  General,  Philadelphia. 

Symon  S.  Goodwvn,  Consul,  Boston. 

Joaquin  Jose  Vasques,  jr.  Consul,  New  York. 

Robert  Barry,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

Robert  Dickson,  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Louis  Deblois,  Consul.  Washington  City. 

Joao  P,  Colhorda,  Consul,  Washington,  N.  C. 


24 


Carlos  Mnlvev,  Consul,  Charleston. 

From  Denmark. 

P.  Pedersen,  Minister  Resident  from  the  Court  of  Denmark,  ana  Consul 
General,  Philadelphia. 

John  Bohlen,  Vice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

George  Hammeken,  Consul,  New  York. 

Charles  VV.  Green,  Vice  Consul,  Boston. 

Frederick  William  Brune,  Vice  Consul,  Baltimore 
Jonathan  Swift,  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 

Moses  Myers,  Vice  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Joseph  Winthrop,  Vice  Consul,  Charleston,  S.  C. 

Richard  Relf,  Vice  Consul,  New  Orleans. 

From  Sweden  and  Norway. 

Ills  Excellency  M.  de  Kantzow,  Minister  Resident. 

Henry  Gahn,  acting  Consul  General,  New  York. 

H.  Aguilon,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

Bernard  Dahlgren,  Afice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

S.  Blagge,  Commercial  Agent,  Boston 
H.  Rogers,  jr.  do.  Providence,  R.  I. 

J.  Swift,  do.  Alexandria,  1).  C. 

John  Myers,  do.  Norfolk. 

J.  B.  Cunningham,  do.  Washington,  N.  C. 

Edmund  Bridge,  jr.  do.  Wilmington,  N.  C. 

Joseph  M inthrop,  do.  Charleston,  S.  C. 

Wm.  Taylor,  do.  Savannah. 

R.  1).  Shepherd,  do.  New  Orleans. 

From  Prussia. 

Frederick  Greulm,  Minister  Resident. 


-9t509S- 
OFFICERS  OF  THE  J//A  7. 


Residence,  Salary. 

Robert  Patterson,  director,  Phialdelphia  )0 

Janies  Rush,  treasurer  • - IJjO 

Adam  F.ckfeldt,  chief  coiner  - - . 1500 

Joseph  Richardson,  assaver  • . 1510 

Joseph  Cloud,  melter  and  refiner  - - - 1500 

Robert  Scott,  engraver  ...  1200 

George  Ehrenzeller,  clerk  ...  700 

John  Reich,  assistant  engraver  ...  6: >0 

William  Stern,  door  keeper  and  watch  . - . 462 

V M’ Minn,  carpenter  and  adjuster  ...  . 452 

Philip  Summers,  Melter  . ...  462 


John  Mann,  annealer 

- 

. 38? 

John  Schreiner,  pressman  ... 

4i)0 

Thomas  Gray  do 

- 

362 

- 

~S3se9- 

OFFICERS  OF  THE 

CUSTOMS  IN  THE 

UNITED  STATES 

Paris, 

Collectors. 

Surveyors. 

Portsmouth* 

Timothy  Upham, 

James  Ladd, 

White  Mountains, 

Epli.  H.  Mahurin, 

Alburg, 

James  Fisk, 

L JMumphreymagog, 

Roger  Enos, 

Newburyport, 

Ipswich, 

Joseph  Marquand, 
Asa  Andrews, 
John  Kittredge, 

Wm.  Cross, 

Gloucester, 

Ebenezer  Dale. 

Beverly  FJ  Salem,* 

M illiam  R.  Lee, 

^Jonathan  Smith, 
£ John  Sanders. 

Marblehead* 

Joseph  Wilson, 

Joshua  Prentis. 

Boston* 

IJ.  A.  S.  Dearborn, 

Elbridge  Gerry. 

Plymouth, 

Henry  Warren, 

Barnstable 

Isaiah  L.  Green, 

Nantucket, 

Martin  T.  Morton, 

Eilgartown, 

Thomas  Cooke,  jun. 

.A  ew  Bedford,* 

John  Hawes, 

Til  don, 

Nathaniel  Williams. 

York, 

Jeremiah  Bradbury, 

Saco,* 

Daniel  Granger, 

Portland,* 

Isaac  llslv 

James  Cf  Jewitt, 

Bath, 

Augusta, 

^ J.  Wingate,  Jun. 

^ iSaac  Carter. 

Wiscasset, 

Francis  Cook, 

Penobscot, 

Bangor, 

^Josiah  Hook, 

Frenchman's  Bay, 

Edwtl.  S.  Jarvis,  Esq. 

Machias, 

Jeremiah  O’Brien, 

P.issamun  noddy, 

Stephen  Thacker, 

TTaldoborovgh , 
Thomasto-on, 

Denny  M’Cobb, 

Hezekiah  Prince 

Kennebunk, 

Joseph  Storer, 

Be  fast. 

Daniel  Lane, 

Joseph  Carr. 

Newport,* 

William  Ellery, 

John  Slocum. 

North  Kingston, 

a 

Wm.  Hammond, 

East  Greenwich, 

. 

- Thomas  Arnold. 

Warren,  , j 

- i 

Nathaniel  Fiuhps 

26 


Ports. 

Bristol ,* 

Paxvcatuck  river. 

Providence, 

Patuxet, 

Tiverton, 

New  London, 
Stonington, 

New  Haven, 
Middletown, 
Fairfield, 

Hartford, 

Saybrook,  - 
‘ Sag  Harbor, 
NewYork*  & 
Albany, 

Hudson, 

Os-.oegatchie, 

Champlain, 

Oswego, 

Niagara, 

Bnffaloe  Creek, 
Genesee, 

Sack.  Harbor, 

Cape  St.  Vincent, 
Perth  Amboy, 
Burlington, 
Bridgetown, 

Great  Vgg  Harb'r. 
Little  Egg  Harbr’. 
.'Wry  B itnsiuick, 
Jersey, 

Philadelphia, 
Presque  Isle, 
Wilmington ,*  D. 
Baltimore,* 

To  XV71  Creek, 
Chester, 

Oxford  & 

Easton, 

Vienna, 

Snow  hill, 

Annapolis, 

Nottingham, 


Collectors. 
Chas.  Collins,  jun. 

Thomas  Coles, 


Thomas  H.  Cushing', 

Abraham  Bishop, 
Alexander  Wolcott, 
Walter  Bradley, 


Henry  P.  Dering, 
David  Gelston, 

Reuben  Moores, 
Alexander  Richards, 
Peter  Sailly, 

Nathan  Sage, 

Robert  Flemming, 
Oliver  Forward, 
Jesse  Hawley, 
Henry  Leavenworth, 
John  B.  Esselstyne 
John  Brewster, 
Lemuel  Howell, 

Jas.  D.  Westcott, 
Gideon  Leeds, 

Silas  Crane, 


John  Steele 
Thomas  Forster, 
Allen  M’Lane, 

Jas.  H.  M’Cullcch, 

James  Clavpoole 
John  Willis, 

John  Ennalls, 
Lemuel  P.  Spence, 
John  Randall. 
Henry  Boswell, 


‘Surveyors. 
Samuel  Bosworth, 
Sylvester  Gavet. 
John  B.  Barton. 
Joseph  Aborne. 
Thomas  Durfee. 
Oliver  Champlain. 
Elijah  Palmer. 
William  Munson. 
W.  V an  Deursen. 

Solomon  Porter. 
George  Wolcott. 

Joseph  Swift. 
John  Vernon,jr. 
Isaac  Dayton. 


Henry  Coffin. 


Thomas  Hance. 
Jas.  Glenworth. 


William  Lowry. 
Charles  Chilton. 

Benja.  Wilmot, 


2: 


Ports. 

Llewellingburg, 

Nanjemoy, 

St.  jlary’s,  JYId. 
Havre  de  Grace, 
Georgetown,  1).  C, 
Alexandria, 
Hampton, 

Norfolk*, 

Suffolk, 

SmithJLeld, 
Petersburg, 
Richmond, 

City  Point, 
Yorktmm, 

West  Point,  & 
Cumberland, 

East  River, 
Rappahannock,  'j 
Urbunna, 

Port  Royal,  > 
Fredericksburg,  j 
Cartels  Creek,  J 
Charlestown,  V. 
Yeocomico, 
Dumfries, 

Folly  Landing, 
Cherry  Stone, 
South  Qytay, 
Wilmington,  JY.  C. 
Swansborongh, 

II  inton, 

Windsor, 

Shewarkey, 

Hertford, 

Js  ixonton, 
Jndiantown, 
Currituck  Inlet, 
Pasquotank, 
A'ewbiggen  Creek, 
Tombstone, 
Murfreesborongh , 
JY ruibern, 
Beaufort,  JY.  C. 
Washington ,* 


Collectors. 
Athan.  Fenwick, 


John  Barnes, 
Charles  Simms, 
David  Brodie, 
Chales  K.  Mallory, 

Joseph  Jones, 
James  Gibbon, 


T.  Nelson,  jun, 
J.  B.  Roberts, 


George  W.  Banks, 


John  S.  Tapscott, 
W.  A.  Linton, 
Parker  Barnes, 
Nath’l  Holland, 
'Willis  W.  Parker, 
Robert  Cochran, 


Francis  Hawks, 
James  Manney, 
Thos.  H,  blount, 


i 


Surveyors 
Lewis  Ford. 

Win.  D.  Harrison. 
Robert  Chesley. 


Brath.  Dangerfield. 

Copeland  Parker. 
Joseph  Prentiss. 
Robert  Butler. 


John  H.  Peterson, 
^Eugene  Sullivan. 
William  White. 

r 

I Henry  Muse. 

<■  William  Gray. 

| Adam  Cook. 

\_Ez.  G.  Shearman. 
Jacob  Decamps. 


Thos,  Callender. 

Peterson  Guriev. 
Win.  H.  Ruffin.' 
Henry  Hunter. 
Josiali  Townsend. 
Samuel  Matthews. 
Thos.  C.  Ferebee. 
John  B.  Jones. 
David  Richardson. 
T.  L.  Shannonhouse- 
Jehu  Nichols. 

James  Morgan. 


28 


Ports. 

Edenton,* 

P’ymoitih, 

Carnlen* 

Ocracoke , 
Charleston * 
Georgetown  * S.  C. 
Beaufort,  S.  C. 
Savannah* 

Snnbury,* 

Darien, 

St.  Mary’s,  G. 

Hardwick, 

Louisville, 

Limestone, 

Cuyahoga, 

Miami, 

Sandusky, 

Marietta, 

Cincinnati, 

.Massac, 

Natchez, 

Ne-o  Orleans,  5 
B 'you  St.  John,  $ 
Tec  he, 

Mobile', 

Detroit, 


Collectors. 

Samuel  Tredwell, 
Levi  Fagan, 

Enoch  Sawyer, 

Thos.  S.  Singleton, 
Simeon  Theus, 

Thos.  Chapman, 
William  Joyner, 
Archibald  S.  Bullock, 
James  Holmes, 

W.  J.  WIntosh, 
Archibald  Clark, 
Alesr.  Netberclift. 


A.  W.  Walworth, 
Almon  Gibbs, 
Peter  P.  Ferry, 


Beverly  Chew, 


Surveyor i. 


Thos.  H.  Jervey. 

Thomas  Bourkc. 
M’Queen  M'Intosh. 


Richard  Ferguson. 
Charles  Pelham. 


Henry  P.  Wilcox 
John  Andrews. 
Gideon  D.  Cobb. 
W.  H Beaumont. 
AVm.  Emmcrson. 
Louis  Blanc. 


Adden  Lewis. 

Wm.  Woodbridge, 

A fi chili machinac,  Adam  D.  Stewart. 

Note. — The  orts  which  have  asterisks  affixed,  lhus(*),  are  those  at 
'which  vessels  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  any  place  beyond,  are 
admitted  to  make  entrv. 


NAVAL  OFFICERS. 

Portsmouth , Frjah  Hall. — Ne-ubttryport,  Daniel  Sweet. — Salem,  Henry 
F.’-is  -Boston  Thomas  Melvil'e  - Newport,  Walter  Nichols — Prarvi- 
tl  . Samuel  Brown  — New  Yo  -k,  John  Ferguson. — Philadelphia,  Sam). 
1 ; . — Baltimore  William  B:  Barney. — Yorfolkj  Phih 

■ — ff't  r"  . John  D.  ‘ones  -C  irlcston.  TIvutias  Waring. — Savannah, 
Alexander  irvine. — Acw  Orleans,  Edwin  Lorrani. 


Of  Goods,  Wares , and  Merchandize,  imported  into  the  United  States  after 
the  1st  day  of  At  ay,  1819. 


ARTICLES. 

Ad  valorem  or 

Imported  in 

Specif  c. 

Am.  ves.  ( 

A. 

Ale,  Beer  and  Porter,  in  bottles, 
Di  to,  imported  otherwise  than  in 

per  gallon, 

15 

16  4 

bottles. 

ditto. 

10 

11 

Arabic  Gum, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

7h 

& i 

Almonds, 

pe.  lb. 

3 

3 j-10 

Alum, 

Animals  imported  for  breed, 

per  cwt. 
free 

2j0 

220 

Arms,  fire  -ltd  side. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Artificial  flowers, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Anchors,  or  parts  thereof, 
Antimony,  regulus  ot 
Articles  composed  wholly  or 
chiefly  of  gold,  silver,  pear  s, 
and  precious  stones,  laces,  iu- 
cei  i shawls,  or  shades  of  thread 

per  lb. 
tree 

9 

2 i-5 

or  silk, 

B 

Bark  ofCork  tree  unmanufactur’d 
Barilla, 

per  ct.  ad.  val. 

free 

free 

n 

Bottles,  black  quart  glass, 

per  gross, 

144 

158  2-5 

Brass  wire, 
Brimstone, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 
tiee 

20 

22 

Bristles, 

per  lb. 

3 

3 3-10 

Boots. 

per  pair 

150 

165 

Bootees,  or  laced  boots. 

-r.  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

Books,  blanks  and  parchment. 
Ditto,  printed,  not  being  free  b\ 

ditto 

30 

53 

law, 

ditto. 

15 

164 

Brushes, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

Bonnets,  hats,  and  caps, 

Burtons,  button  moulds,  and  buc- 

ditto. 

30 

53 

kies, 

Burr  stones,  unwrought, 

ditto  • 

rree 

20 

22 

B.  os  manufactures, 

•Brown  Russ;?,  sheetings  not  ex- 

j,  erct.  ad  val, 

20 

33 

30 


ARTICLES. 

Ad  valorem  or 

Imported  in 

Specific. 

Am.  vex. 

Fur  vets. 

ceeding  52  archeens  in  each 
piece, 

^er  piece. 

160 

176 

Brads,  sprig’s,  and  tacks,  not  ex- 
ceeding 16  oz.  per  m. 

per  m. 

5 

5 4 

Ditto  above  16  oz.  per  m„ 

per  lb. 

4 

4 -5 

Butter, 

C. 

Cables,  and  tarred  cordage, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

15 

16  i 

;er  lb. 

3 

3 3-10 

Cabinet  wares  and  manufactures 

of  wood. 

uer  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

C*  O 

oo 

Capers, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Canes,  whips,  and  walking  sticks 

ditto. 

30 

no 

OJ 

Candles  of  tallow, 

per  lb. 

n 

O 

3 3 10 

Dnto  of  wax  or  spermaceti, 

ditto. 

6 

6 3-5 

Cannon,  musket,  fire,  & side  arms, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Caps,  bonnets,  anti  hats, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Cassia,  Chinese, 

per  lb. 

6 

6 3-5 

Carriages,  or  parts  thereof. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

33 

Cheese, 

per  lb. 

9 |9  9-10 

Cinnamon  and  cloves, 

ditto. 

25  \ 12 7 A 

Cloves  and  cinnamon, 

ditto. 

25 

27  f 

China,  earthen  and  stone  wares, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Chocolate, 

per  lb. 

3 

3 3-10 

Clay,  unwrought. 
Clothing  readymade. 

free 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

no 

JO 

Coal,  heaped. 

per  bushel, 

5 

5 4 

Cocoa, 

per  lb. 

2 

2 1-5 

Coffee, 

ditto. 

5 

5 4 

Copper  for  Mint, 

Copper,  brass  and  pewter,  old, 

free 

ditto. 

Copper  or  brass  in  pigs,  bars,  or 

plates  for  ships. 
Cotton, 

ditto, 
per  lb 

3 

3 3-10 

Colton  stockings, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Cotton  manufactures  of  all  des- 
cription, or  of  which  it  is  the 

material  of  caief  value 

ditto. 

20 

22 

Cotton  twist, 

ditto. 

25 

27  4 

Cotton  yarn. 

ditto. 

25 

27  * 

SI 


ARTICLES. 

Jld  valorem  or 

Imported  in 

Specific. 

Am.  ves 

For.  ves. 

Cotton  thread. 

per  ct.  adval. 

25 

27  4 

Cotton  cloth,  or  cloths  of  which 

cotton  is  the  material  of  chief 

value,  (except  nankeens  im- 
ported direct  from  China)  the 
original  cost  of  which,  at  the 
place  whence  imported,  with 
the  addition  of  20  per  cent,  if 
imported  from  the  Cape  ol 

Good  Hope,  or  from  places  be- 
yond it,  and  ten  per  cent,  from 
any  other  place  ; shall  be  less 
than  25  cents  per  square  yard, 

shall  with  such  addition  be  tak- 
en and  deemed  to  have  cost  25 
cen‘s  per  square  yard,  and  shall 

be  charged  with  duty  accord- 
ingly, 

ditto. 

25 

27  1- 

Cotton  twist,  cotton  varn  and  cot- 

ton,  is.  cotton  thread,  unbleach- 
ed and  uncolored,  the  original 
cost  of  which  shall  be  less  than 

60  cents  per  lb.  shall  be  deem- 
ed and  taken  to  have  cost  60 

cents  per  lb.  and  shall  be  char- 
ged with  duty  accordingly. 

ditto.- 

25 

27  i 

Cotton  Yarn,  bleached  or  colored, 

the  original  cost  of  which  shall 
have  been  less  than75  cents  per 

lb.  shall  be  deemed  and  taken 
to  have  cost  75  cents  per  lb. 
and  shall  be  charged  with  duty 
accordingly. 

ditto. 

25 

27  i 

Copper  rods,  bolts,  spikes  and 

nails. 

per  lb. 

4 

4 2-5 

Cigars, 

per  m. 

250 

275 

Candy,  sugar, 

Clayed,  white,  and  powdered 

per  lb. 

12 

13  1-5 

sugar, 

per  lb. 

4 

4 2-5 

Children’s  shoes  and  slippers, 

per  pair. 

15 

16  1-2 

Copperas, 

per  cwt. 

1U0 

110 

32 


ARTICLES, 

Ad  valorem  or 

liTiJOl 

icri  _ , 

Specific. 

Am.  ves. 

! For  ves . 

Copper  manufactures, 

Cordage,  untarred,  yarn,  twine 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

25 

27  1-2 

pack  thread,  and  seine  twine. 
Cosmetics,  washes,  balsams,  an 

per  lb. 

4 

4 2-5 

perfumes, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

Currants, 

per  lb. 

O 

Cutlery, 

Composition,  bolts,  rods,  spikes 

>er  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

and  nails, 

Cloth,  hempen  and  sail,  (excep' 
Russia  and  German  linen,  Rus- 

per  lb. 

4 

4 2-5 

sia  and  Holland  duck,) 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Castings,  iron, 

D. 

Drugs,  dying  and  materials  for 
composing  dyes  not  subject  to 

per  cwt. 

75 

82  1-2 

other  rates  of  duties, 

Duck,  Holland,  not  exceeding  52 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

7 1-2 

8 1-4 

archeens  each  piece. 

Duck,  Russia,  not  exceeding  52 

per  piece. 

250 

275 

archeens  each  piece. 

Duck,  ravens,  not  exceeding  52 

ditto. 

200 

220 

archeens  each  piece, 
E. 

ditto. 

125 

137  1-2 

Earthen  and  stone  ware. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

2b 

Embroidery  and  epaulets, 

F. 

ditto. 

r,e 

8 1-4 

Tans  and  featiiers, 

ditto. 

30 

Tigs, 

per  lb. 

3 

3 310 

Fi  - i,  dried,  foreign  caught, 

per  quintal, 

100 

110 

D uo  mackarel. 

per  barrel. 

150 

165 

Ditfo  salmon, 

ditto. 

200 

210 

D'tto  all  oth.er  pickled, 

Floor  cloths,  painted,  and  matt  si 

ditto 

100 

110 

of  grass  or  Hags, 

Frames  or  sticks  for  umbrellas 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

O -■> 

OJ 

and  parasols,  ditto. 

Furs,  undressed,  free, 

r>  1 

30 

v)J 

GT  A japanned  wares. 

oe;  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

9 2 

Glue* 

lev  ib. 

5. 

5 1-2 

ARTICLES. 

Ad  valorem 

Imported  in. 

or  Specific. 

Am.  ves. 

For.  ves. 

Glass,  window,  not  above  8 by  10 

per  100 

square  feet, 

250 

275 

Do.  not  above  10  by  12, 

ditto 

275 

302  A 

Do.  above  10  by  12, 

ditto 

235 

357  -iy 

Giass,  black  quart  bottles. 

per  gross. 

144 

158  2-5 

Do.  cut, 

;>cr  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

33 

Manufactures, other  than  above . 

ditto 

20 

22 

Gold  and  silver  watches. 

ditto 

n 

8 i 

Gold  and  silver  coin,  and  bullion. 
Ditto  lace  embroidery  and  epuu- 

free 

lets, 

Gold  leaf,  and  all  other  articles 
not  free  and  not  subject 

per  ct.  al  val. 

7} 

o y. 

to  any  other  rate  of  duty. 
Goods,  wares,  and  merchandise, 
not  herein  otherwise  particular- 

ditto 

15 

16  | 

ly  enumerated  and  described. 

ditto 

15 

16  i 

Gum  Arabic, 

ditto 

7 i 

a i 

Gum  Senegal, 

ditto 

7 h 

8 i 

Gun  powder. 

per  lb. 

8 

s i 

Ginger, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

15 

16  A 

Grass,  matts  of, 

H. 

Hempen  cloth  (see  cloth) 

ditto 

30 

33 

Hemp, 

per  cwt. 

150 

165 

Hoops,  sheet  and  rods,  iron  in. 

ditto 

250 

275 

Hyson  tea,  from  Canton, 

Hats  of  wool,  fur,  leather,  chip  or 

per  lb. 

40 

56 

silk. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

33 

Harness, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Head  dresses,  ornaments  for. 

ditto 

30 

33 

Hangings,  paper. 

Hides,  raw,  and  skins, 

Holland  duck,  not  exceeding  52 

ditto 

free 

30 

53 

archeens  each  piece, 

I & J. 

per  piece. 

250 

i7S 

Jewelry, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

n 

8 £ 

Japanned  wares. 

ditto 

20 

C\ct 

Indigo, 

per  lb. 

15 

16  A 

Instruments* 

Ifree 

D 

i:l~  *.|m  t-l m 


34 


ARTICLES. 

did  Valorem  or 

in  ported  in 

Specific. 

Jim.  ves. 

lor.  Tea.. 

Iron  and  steel  wire,  not  exceed 

- 

ing  No  18, 

per  lb. 

5 

5 i? 

Ditto,  over  No.  1 8, 

Ditto,  in  bars  and  bolts,  manufac- 

ditto. 

9 

9 1-10 

tured  without  rolling, 

Ditto,  in  bars  and  bolts  when  ma 

per  cwt. 

75 

82  i 

nufactured  bv  rolling, 

ditto 

1 50 

165 

Ditto,  in  sheets,  rods,  or  hoops, 

ditto 

250 

275 

55 

Imperial  tea  from  Canton, 

per  lb. 

50 

Iron  in  pigs, 

per  cwt. 

50 

55 

Iron  castings, 

L. 

ditio 

To 

82  i 

Lace  of  gold  and  silver. 

Lace,  lace  veils,  shawls,  and 

per  ct.  ad  vat 

7 i 

3 i 

shades,  of  thread  or  silk, 

ditto 

7 h 

8 J- 

Lapis  Calaminaris, 

Lead,  manufactures  of  all  articles 
from,  or  of  which  it  is  the  ma- 

free 

terial  of  chief  value. 

Leather,  and  all  manufactures 
thereof,  or  of  which  it  is  the 

ditto 

20 

22 

material  of  chief  value, 

ditto 

30 

Lead  in  pigs,  bars,  and  sheets, 

per  lb. 

1 

1 1-10 

Lead  manufactured  into  shot, 
Lead,  red  and  white,  dry  or 

ditto 

2 

2 1-5 

ground  in  oil, 
Lisbon  >11063, 

ditto 

o 

3 3-10 

per  gallon. 

50 

55 

Loaf  sugar, 

per  lb. 

12 

13  2-10 

Looking  glasses, 

p;r  ct  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Lump  sugar, 

M. 

per  lb. 

10 

11 

Madeira  M ines, 

per  gallon. 

100 

no 

Mace, 

Manufactured  tobacco,  other  than 

per  lb. 

100 

110 

snuff  and  cigars, 

Materials  for  composing  dyes  not] 

ditto 

10 

li 

subject  to  other  rates  of  duty,  1 
Manufactures  of  copper,  or  of| 
which  copper  is  the  material  ofj 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

7 i 

Si 

chief  value, 

Manufactures  ofbrasss,  iron,  steel 

ditto 

25 

97  ± 

.id  Valorem  or 

ARTICLES. 

Specific. 

.dm.  ves.  i 

For.  res 

pewter,  lead,  tin,  or  of  which 

either  of  them  is  the  material  of 
chief  value,  and  not  otherwise 

enumerated,  sad  irons  included. 

ditto 

20 

90 

Matts  of  gTass  or  flag's, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Manufactures  of  wool,  (see  wool- 
len, Sec  ) 

Ditto  of  cotton,  (see  cotton,  &c.) 

Ditto  of  wood, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Millinery  of  all  sorts, 

d'tto 

30 

33 

Molasses, 

per  gallon, 

5 

5 4 

Moulds,  button. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

M>.  stard, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Merchandise  not  herein  enume- 

rated, 

"V 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

15 

16  i 

Nankeens, 

ditto 

25 

27  4 

Needles, 

ditto 

20 

22  “ 

Nitre, 

ditto 

7 i 

8 i 

Nails,  copper. 

per  lb. 

4 

4 2-5 

Ditto,  composition, 

ditto 

4 

4 2-5 

Ditto,  iron. 

ditto 

4 

4 2-5 

Nutmegs, 

ditto 

60 

66 

0. 

Ochre,  dry. 

ditto 

1 

1 1-10 

Ditto  in  oil, 

ditto 

1 4 

1 65-10 

Oil,  spermaceti,  of  foreign  fishing, 

per  gallon. 

25 

27  4 

Do.  whale  and  other  fish  oil  of  do 

ditto 

15 

15  4 

Ditto  olive,  in  casks, 

ditto 

25 

27  4 

Ditto  salad, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

33 

Olives, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Ornament  for  head  dresses. 

ditto 

30 

33 

Oporto  wine, 

P. 

per  gallon, 

5Q 

35 

Paste  work, 

Pearls  of  all  kinds,  set  or  not  set. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

7 4 

8 i- 

ditto 

7 4 

8 i 

Precious  stones  ofall  kinds,  do.  do. 

ditto 

7 i 

8 4 

Paris  white. 

per  lb. 

1 

1 1-10 

Packthread, 

ditto 

l 

4 2-5 

Pep  er, 

Philosophical  apparatus. 

ditto 

8 

8 4-5 

free 

1 

r* 

So 


AimCLES, 

Ad  valorem  or 

lr.  ported  m 

Specific. 

Am.  vet. 

For.  ves. 

Pimento, 

ditto 

6 

6 3-5 

Plaster  of  Paris, 
Playing-  cards. 

free 

per  pack 

30 

33 

Visiting-cards, 

do 

30 

33 

Plums, 

per  lb. 

3 

3 3-10 

Prunes, 

Porter  and  ale  in  bottles, 

ditto 

3 

3 3-10 

per  galllon. 

15 

16  i 

Ditto,  otherwise  than  in  bottles, 

ditto 

10 

11 

Printing  types, 
Pewter  manufactures, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

ditto 

20 

22 

Pins, 

ditto 

20 

22 

Plated,  silver,  saddlery,  coach  and 
harness  furniture. 

ditto 

25 

2r  i 

Plants, 

Plated  ware  other  than  above, 

free 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Prussian  blue, 

ditto 

20 

22 

Porcelain, 

Parasols,  of  whatever  materials. 

ditto 

20 

22 

ditto 

30 

33 

Ditto,  stick  or  frames  for, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Perfumery, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Painted  floor  cloths. 

ditto 

30  • 

33 

Pickles, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Paper  of  every  description. 

ditto 

30 

33 

-Paste  board, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Paper  hangings, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Parchment, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Preserves  and  sweet  meats, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Pigs,  iron, 

cwt. 

50 

55 

R. 

Rags, 

Red  lead,  dry  or  in  oil, 

free 
per  lb. 

3 

3 3-10 

Raisins,  Muscatel, 

ditto 

3 

3 5-10 

Do.  in  jars, 

ditto 

3 

3 5-10 

Do.  in  boxes, 

ditto 

3 

3 3-13 

Raisins,  all  other  kinds  of. 

ditto 

O 

2 1-5 

Rhenish  wines, 

per  gallon. 

100 

110 

Rod,  (see  copper,  composition 
iron,) 

Russia,  (see  duck,) 

Ravens,  (see  duck,) 

37 


ARTICLES. 

Ad  valorem  or 

Imported  in 

Specific. 

Am.  ties. 

For.  ves 

S. 

Senegal  gum. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

7 1-2 

8 1-4 

Salt  petre, 

Sail  cloth  (see  cloth) 

ditto 

7 1-2 

8 1-4 

Salt, 

per  bn.  of  56  lb. 

20 

22 

Silver  manufactures. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

7 1-2 

8 1-4 

Stones-,  precious,  set  or  not  set, 

ditto 

■7  1-2 

8 1-4 

Do.  Bristol, 

ditto 

7 1-2 

8 1-4. 

Shawls,  lace,  of  thread  or  silk, 

ditto 

7 1-2 

8 1-4- 

Shades,  lace,  of  do.  do. 

ditto 

7 1-2 

8 1-4 

Stockings,  of  wool  or  cotton, 

ditto 

20 

22 

Do.  of  silk, 

ditto 

15 

16  1-2 

Sail  cloth,  (see  cloth) 

Silks,  except  bonnets  or  ready 

made  clothes. 

ditto 

15 

16  12 

Side  arms, 

ditto 

20 

22 

Silk  hats  or  caps, 

ditto  . 

30 

33 

Sallad  oil. 

ditto 

30 

33 

Saddles 

Sticks,  or  frames  for  umbrellas  or 

ditto 

3 J 

33 

parasols. 

ditto 

30 

33 

Sticks,  walking, 

ditto 

33 

33 

Segars, 

per  m. 

250 

275 

Steel,. 

per  cwt. 

100 

no 

Stone  ware, 

per  ct.  advai. 

20 

22 

Stuff  goods, 
Spirits  from  grain, 

ditto 

15 

161-2 

1st  proof, 

per  gallon. 

42 

46  2-1U 

2d  do. 

ditto 

45 

49  1-2 

3d  do. 

ditto 

43 

52  4-5 

4th  do. 

ditto 

52 

57  1-5 

5th  do. 

ditto 

60 

66 

above  5th  do. 

Spirits  from  other  materials  than 

ditto 

75 

821-2 

grain, 

1st  proof. 

ditto 

38 

41 4-5 

2d  do. 

ditto 

38 

414-5 

3d  do. 

ditto 

42 

461-5 

4th  do. 

ditto 

48 

52  4-5 

5th  do. 

ditto 

57 

627-10 

above  5th  do . 

ditto 

70 

77 

ARTICLES. 

.id  valorem  or 

Imported  in 

Specific. 

jim . ves. 

F or.  vesi 

Shots  or  slippers  of  silk. 

per  pair, 

30 

33 

of  leather. 

ditto 

25 

271-2 

for  children, 

ditto 

15 

lo  1-2 

Silver  plated  saddlerv,  and  coach 

and  harness  furniture. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

25 

271-2 

Spikes  of  iron. 

per  lb. 

3 

5 3-10 

of  copper, 

ditto 

4 

4 2-5 

of  composition, 

ditto 

-1 

4 2-5 

Sprigs,  brads  and  tacks,  not  ex- 

c ceding  16  02.  per  m. 

per  m. 

5 

5 1-2 

Do.  exceeding  do.  do. 

per  lb. 

4 

,2-5 

Soap, 

ditto 

3 

3 3 10 

Slu.t  of  lead, 

ditto 

2 

2 1-5 

Sugar,  brown, 

ditto 

3 

3 3-10 

v.  hite,  ciaved,  or  powdered, 

ditto 

4 

4 2-5 

Sugar,  lump. 

ditto 

10 

11 

loaf, 

ditto 

12 

15  1-5 

cantlv, 

ditto 

12 

13  1-5 

Snuff, 

ditto 

12 

13  1-5 

Sicily  wines, 

per  gallon 

50 

DO 

Souchong  tea,  front  China, 

per  lit. 

25 

- r 1-2 

Seines, 

ditto 

4 

4 2-5 

Sheets,  iron  in. 

per  cwt. 

250 

275 

lead  in, 

iper  lb. 

1 

1 1-11 

Spermaceti  oil, 

Sheeting,  Russia,  brown,  not  ex- 

: per  gallon. 

25 

27  1-2 

ceeding52archeens  each  piece,  per  piece. 
Ditto,  white,  not  exceeding  52  ar- 

160 

176 

cheeits  each  piece. 
Sulphur, 

T. 

Tarred  cordage. 

ditto 
i re  e 

250 

275 

per  lb. 

3 

3 3-10 

Tallow 

ditto 

a 

1 1-10 

'['allow  candles, 
Teas  from  China, 

ditto 

3 

o 3-10 

Dohea. 

ditto 

12 

13  2-10 

Souchong*,  and  other  black. 
Imperial,  gunpowder,  an 

ditto 

25 

27  1-2 

tlomee. 

ditto 

50 

30 

Hi  son  and  Young  TJvson, 

1 ditto 

40 

44 

Hyson  skin  and  other  green 

; ditto 

23 

-’j  fc-10 

ARTICLES. 

Ad  valorem  or 
Specific. 

Imported  in 
.im.  ves.  1 For.  ves. 

Teas  from  anv  other  place  than 

China, 

Bohea, 

per  lb. 

1-4 

15  2-5 

Tools  of  trade  of  persons  arriving 

in  the  United  States, 

free, 

Trees, 

ditto. 

Teas'from  any  other  place  than 

China, 

Souchong  and  other  black, 

per’lb. 

34 

o7  2-5 

imperial,  gunpowder,  and 

Gomee, 

ditto. 

■58 

"4  4-5 

Hvson  and  Young  Hvson, 

ditto. 

;.6 

61  3 5 

Hvson  skin  and  other  green. 

ditto. 

38 

41-4-p 

Tobacco,  manufactured  other  than 

snuff  and  segars. 

ditto. 

10 

11 

T wines. 

ditto. 

4 

4 2-5 

Types  for  printing. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

Tin  manufactures. 

ditto. 

20 

22 

Tin  in  sheets, 

ditto. 

15 

IS  1-2 

Tin  in  pigs  and  bars, 

.’ree. 

Twist,  (see  cotton  manufactures) 

Tacks,  brads,  and  sprigs,  not  ex 

ceeding  16  oz.  per  m. 

per  m. 

5 

5 1-2 

Do.  above  16  oz,  per  m. 

per  lb. 

4 

4 2-5 

Teutenague,  or  spelta. 

tree. 

U.  S;  V. 

Veils,  lace  of  thread  or  silk. 

per  ct.  ad  vel. 

7 1-2 

8 1-4 

Umbrellas, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Vellum, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Untarred  cordage. 

per  lb. 

4 

4 2-5 

Vinegar, 

per  ct.  ad  vel. 

15 

16  1-3 

Valentias  andtoilenctis, 

ditto. 

20 

22 

V. 

Watches,  all  kinds  of,  and  parts  of, 

ditto. 

7 1-2 

3 1-4 

Wares,  all  kinds  of  gilt, 

ditto. 

20 

22 

Wares,  japanned. 

ditto. 

20 

22 

Washes, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Wafers, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Wares,  cabinet, 

ditto. 

30 

33 

Walking  sticks. 

ditto. 

30 

3.8 

Wares,  China, 

ditco. 

>29 

>22 

40 


ARTICLES. 

Ad  Valorum  or 

Imported  in 

Specific. 

Am.  xes.  For.  ves 

'Wares,  earthen, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

22 

stone. 

ditto 

20 

22 

glass,  cut, 

ditto 

30 

33 

do.  not  cut. 

ditto 

20 

22 

Wax  candles. 

perlb. 

6 

6 3-5 

Whiting, 

ditto 

1 

1 1-10 

White,  Paris, 

ditto 

1 

1 1-10 

White  lead,  dry  or  ground  in  oil. 

ditto 

3 

3 3-10 

White,  claved,  or  powdered  sugar, 

ditto 

4 

4 2-5 

Whips, 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

30 

33 

Woollen  manufactures  of  all  des- 
criptions, or  of  which  wool  is 
the  materia!  of  chief  value,  ex- 
cept blankets,  woollen  rugs, 
woollen  stockings,  and  worsted 
and  stuff  goods. 

ditto 

20 

22 

Wood,  all  manufactures  of 

ditto 

30 

"Woods, all  dye,& unmanufactured, 
White  Russia  sheeting-,  not  cx- 
ceeding52archeens  each  piece. 

free 

per  piece, 

250 

275 

W ines,  Madeira, Burgundy, Cham- 
paign, Rhenish  and  Tokay, 

per  gallon. 

100 

110 

Do  Sherry  and  St.  Lucar, 

ditto 

60 

66 

Do.  Lisbon,  Oporto,  and  other  Por- 
tugal wines,  and  ti.ose  of  Sicilv, 

ditto 

50 

55 

Do  Teneriffe,  Faya],  and  other 
wines  of  the  Western  Islands, 

ditto 

40 

44 

Do.  on  other  w ines  not  enumerat- 
ed, when  imported  in  bottles  oi 
cases, 

ditto 

30 

33 

Ail  other  wines,  when  imported 
otherwise  than  in  cases  or  bot- 
tles, 

ditto 

;i5 

161-2 

Wire,  iron  or  steel,  not  exceeding 
No.  IS. 

per  lb. 

5 

51-2 

Do.  above  No  IS. 

ditto. 

9 

9 9.10 

Do.  brass. 

Y. 

Yarn,  (sec  cotton  manufactures.' 

Z. 

Zinc. 

per  ct.  ad  val. 

20 

QQ 

[free 

i 

41 


(Tj=  The  duty  on  Medical  Drugs,  is  15  per  cent,  ad  valorem  : on  Drugs 
for  Dying,  and  materials  for  composing  Dyes,  not  subject  to  other  rates 
of  duty,  71  per  cent,  ad  valorem  : Chalk  15  percent.  Whiting  and  Pa- 
ris White  1 cent,  per  lb.  Alum  2 dolls,  per  cut. — Indigo  15  cents  per  lb. 
Antimony,  Breziletjo,  Brimstone,  Fustic,  Logwood  and.  Nicaragua  wood, 
are  free. 

An  addition  of  10  per  cent,  is  exacted  on  all  Goods,  Wares  and 
Merchandize  when  imported  in  foreign  vessels,  except  in  British  vessels 
from  Great  Britain  and  Dutch  Vessels  from  the  Netherlands,  with  mer- 
chandize, &.c.  of  Britain  and  the  J\~etherlands  only  ; also,  merchandize 
in  Bremen,  Hamburg,  Prussian  and  Swedish  vessels,  which  now  enjoy 
by  treaty  a like  privilege.  All  articles  subject  to  duty  imported  into 
the  United  States,  not  having  been  landed  more  than  one  year,  are  al- 
lowed a drawback  of  the  duties,  (except  foreign  dried  and  pickled  fish, 
and  other  salt  provisions,  fish  oil  or  playing  cards,)  subject  to  a deduc- 
tion of  24  per  cent,  except  spirits,  which  is  2 cents  per  gal.  upon  the 
quantity,  and  o per  cent,  on  the  amount  of  the  duties. 

— 9o;as- 


CUSTOM-IIOUSE  FEES. 


COASTING  ACT. 

REGISTERING  ACT. 

a a -nr 

Asuni 

XG  VESSELS. 

els. 

cis . 

From  5 tons  and  under  20  tons 

50 

Of  100  tons  and  under  per  ton 

100 

20  70 

75 

Above  100  200 

150 

70  100 

100 

Ail  above  200 

200 

100  and  upwards 

150 

GRAFTING  PAPERS* 

cts. 

cts. 

Licence  tinder  20  tons,  inclu- 

] 

Register  including  bond 

225 

ding  bonds, 

25  1 

From  20  & under  100 

50 

100  & upwards. 

100 

Enrollment  including  bond 

75 

Record, 

225 

ENPORSATIOX. 

cts. 

cts. 

On  a Licence, 

20 

On  a Register, 

100 

All  enrollment. 

20 

Record 

109 

Certifying  in  rn.fe.sl  and  granting  permit  to  proceed  from  District  >o  District, 
receiving  certified  do.  and  granting  do.  on  arrival  of  such  ses.e'. 


each. 

For  Lieenced  } un  ler  TO  tor.s,  25  | 

vesssels,  $ above  50  5J  | For  registered  vessels  150 

Receiving  Manifest  and  £ Foreign  < to  proceed  from  district  to  cts. 
Granting  permit  to  5 Vessels,  f district,  2j0 

To  unload  on  arrival  in  one 

district  from  another,  201- 
Entry  and  clearance  of  $ny  vessel  of  100  tons  and  upwards, 
do.  do.  do  under  100  tons  1 ' » 

Permit  to  land  goods,  ~i> 

Pond  taken  officially. 

Permit  to  land  goods  for  exportation  entitled  to  drawback. 

'Official  certificate  on  Debenture, 

Making  Post  entry,  - -0 

If!!  of  Health, 

Other  official  document,  Register  excepted. 


TOWAGE  DUTY. 

On  American  vessels,  G cents  per  ton — on  British,  D dc'i,  T . cm  - 
Hamburg,  Prussian  and  Swedish  vessels  from  their  possessions  in  F.  . 
rope,  G cents  per  ton — On  vessels  of  the  same  powers  from  other  places, 
and  all  other  foreign  vessels,  from  Ports  where  Americans  are  permit- 
ted to  trade,  1 dollar  per  ton — Do.  where  American  vessels  are  inter- 
dicted, 2 dollars  arid  50  cents  per  ton. 


ALLOIVA.XCES  FOE 


DRAFT. 


EXTRACT  FJtOM  COLLECTION  LAW. 

And  be  it  further  enacted,  That  the  following  allowances  shall  h 
made  for  the  drafts  and  tare  of  the  articles  subject  to  duty,  by  weigi;  . 
on  the  importation  and  exportation  thereof,  that  is  to  say — For  draft  o . 
anv  quantity  of  one  hundred  weight,  or  one  hundred  and  twelve  poun  Is, 
one  pound — on  any  quantity  above  one  and  not  exceeding  two  I n - 
dreo  weight,  two  pounds — oil  anv  quantity  above  two,  and  not  exceed- 
ing three  hundred  weight,  three  pounds — on  any  quantity  above  three , 
and  not  exceeding  ten  hundred  weight,  four  pounds — on  any  quantit; 
above  ten,  and  not  exceeding  eighteen  linn  ’red  weight,  s.-v  o pounds 
— on  any  quantity  above  eighteen  hundred  weight,  nine  pou  t is. 


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FOB  TARE, 

For  tare  on  every  whole  chest  of  Boheatea,  seventy  pounds  ; on  ev- 
•’try  half  chest,  thirty  six  pounds  ; on  every  quarter  chest,  twenty  pourms ; 
on  every  chest  of  hyson  or  other  green  teas,  the  gross  weight  of  wh  ch 
shall  be  seventy  pounds,  or  upwards,  twenty  pounds  ; on  every  box  of 
•other  tea,  not  less  than  fifty,  or  more  than  seventy  pounds,  gross,  eigh- 
teen pounds  ; if  eighty  pounds  gross,  twenty  pounds  ; and  from  eighty 
pounds  gross  and  upwards,  twenty  two  pounds;  which  tares  shall  in- 
clude rope,  canvas  and  other  coverings,  on  all  other  boxes  of  tea,  ac- 
cording to  the  invoice  or  actual  weight  thereof ; on  coffee  in  bags,  two 
per  cent ; in  bales  three  per  cent  ; in  casks  twelve  per  cent  : on  sugar 
other  than  loaf  sugar  in  casks,  twelve  per  cent  ; in  boxes,  fifteen  per 
cent ; in  bags  or  mats,  five  per  cent ; on  cocoa  in  casks,  ten  per  cent  ; 
in  bags,  one  .per  cent ; on  pimento  in  casks,  sixteen  percent;  in  bag's, 
three  percent;  on  cheese  in  hampers  or  baskets,  ten  percent  ; in  box- 
es, twenty  per  cent  ; on  candles,  in  boxes,  eight  per  cent  ; on  choco- 
late, in  boxes,  ten  per  cent ; on  cotton,  in  bales,  two  per  cent ; in  se- 
roons,  six  per  cent ; on  glauber  salts  in  casks,  eight  per  cent ; on  indi- 
go in  barrels,  twelve  per  cent;  in  other  casks  fifteen  per  cent  ; in  se- 
roons,  ten  per  cent;  in  bags  or  mats,  three  per  cent,  on  nails  in  casks, 
■eight  per  cent ; on  pepper  in  casks,  twelve  per  cent ; in  bales,  five  per 
•cent  ; in  bags,  two  per  cent ; sugar  candy  in  boxes,  ten  per  cent ; se- 
garsin  casks  or  boxes,  eighteen  per  cent ; soap-  in  boxes,  ten  per  cent ; 
shot  in  casks,  three  per  cent ; twine  in  casks,  twelve  per  cent  ; in  bales, 
three  percent  ; on  all  other  goods  according  to  the  invoice  thereof,  or 
actual  weight — Provided  ahvays,  That  where  the  original  invoices  01  any 
of  tiie  said  articles  are  produced,  at  the  time  of  making  entry  for  such 
articles,  and  tile  tare  or  tares  appear  therein,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the 
collector  and  naval  officer,  where  there  is  one,  if  they  see  fit,  with  the 
consent  of  the  importer  or  importers,  consignee  or  consignees,  to  esti- 
mate the  said  tare  or  tares,  according  to  such  inv  >ice,  but  if  not  deter- 
mined at  the  time  of  entry,  the  tare  or  tares  as  above  shall  be  granted 
•and  allowed, 

ALLOWS  CE  FOB  LEAKAGE  AXD  BREAKAGE. 

And  b'e'tt  further  enacted,  That  there  be  an  allowance  of  two  per  cent 
for  leakage  on  the  quantity  which  shall  appear  by  the  gauge  to  be  ccn 
tained  in  any  cask  of  liquors,  subject  to  duty  byT  the  gallon  ; and  ten  pel 
cent,  on  all  beer,  aie  and  porter  in  bottles,  and  five  per  cent  on  ail  o 
ther  liquors  in  bottles,  tc  be  deducted  from  the  invoice  quantity,  in  liei 
or  breakage,  or  it  shall  he  lawful  to  compute  the  duties  on  the  actus 
quantity  to  be  ascertained  by  tale  at  tile  option  of  the  importer,  to  b; 
made  at  the  time  of  entry. 


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45 


DISCOUNTS.* 

No  discounts  will  be  allowed  at  the  Custom  House,  unless  the  impor- 
ters expressly  state  on  oath  or  affirmation  that  they  were  actually  cud 
bona  fide  allowed  to  the  owner  or  owners  of  the  goods,  in  payment  made 
fertile  same,  before  their  shipment. 

Wines  may  be  transported  coast  wise  from  the  public  warehouses,  | 
in  one  district,  to  those  in  another  district,  without  loss  of  debenture. 

FISHERIES. 

The  rates  of  allowances  to  be  granted  to  vessels  qualified  for  carrying  ■ 
on  the  Bank  and  other  Cod  fisheries  are  changed  ; the  form  and  regula- 
tions tinder  pre-existing  laws  are  still  to  be  observed,  with  exception 
of  vessels  above  30  tons,  which  are  entitled  to  50  cts  per  ton,  alt  ho* 
they  may  have  been  employed  only  three  and  a half  months  at  least  in 
the  preceding  fishing  season. 

— ©SO©©— 

WINES. 

According  to  the  terms  of  the  law,  wines,  or  distilled  spirits,  to  be 
entitled  to  drawback,  must  be  deposited  in  such  public,  or  other  store- 
houses, as  may  be  agreed  upon  between  the  importer  and  surveyor,  and  1 
on  making  the  deposit,  a bond  is  to  be  given,  without  surety,  for  double  ; 
the  amount  of  duties  on  the  wines,  or  distilled  spirits,  with  condition 
for  the  payment  of  said  duties,  whether  on  wines  or  distilled  spirits,  it  a 
twelve  calendar  months,  from  the  date  of  such  bond. 

To  obtain  a permit  for  the  removal  of  wines  or  distilled  spirits,  it  is 
required  that  the  importer,  or  his  assignee,  shall  previously  give  bond, 
with  one  or  more  surety  or  sureties,  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  collector,  in 
double  the  amount  of  the  duties  upon  the  wines  or  spirits,  in  each  case 
to  be  delivered,  with  condition  for  the  payment  of  the  duties,  at  the  J 
same  credits,  to  be  computed  from  the  date  of  the  permit,  as -would  have  been  ! 
allowed  on  bonds  for  the  same  articles  if  they  had  not  been  deposited  under 
the  prolusions  of  that  act  : “ Provided,  That  the  time  to  be  allowed  for  the 
payment  of  the  duties  upon  any  wines  or  spirits  so  delivered,  or  for  any 

* This  instruction  to  Collectors  is  suspended  in  its  operation  until 
after  the  1st  day  of  Sept,  next,  with  the  express  understanding  however, 
that  in  no  case  are  discounts  of  any  kind  whatever  to  be  allowed  to  an  > 
extent  which  would  reduce  the  price  of  the  goods  below  their  true  va- 
lue, in  their  actual  state  of  manufacture,  at  the  place  from  which  the'! 
same  were  imported. 


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part  of  such  duties,  shall  not  be  such  as  to  extend  the  credit  beyond  thg 
term  of  twelve  calendar  months,  originally  allowed,  upon  depositing1  such 
wines  and  spirits.” 

It  has  been  contended  by  some  importers  that,  according  to  the  pre- 
ceding regulations  they  are  entitled  to  the  credits  specified  in  the  6lh 
section  of  the  act,  from  the  date  of  permit,  granted  for  the  removal  of  the 
wines  or  distilled  spirits. 

To  exemplify  the  construction  thus  contended  for.  it  will  be  supposed 
that  distilled  spirits  imported  from  any  other  place  than  Europe  and 
foreign  places,  or  islands,  situated  on  the  eastern  shores  of  America, 
north  of  the  equator,  or  in  its  adjacent  seas,  bays  andgulphs,  are  deposi- 
ted in  the  public  stores  on  the  1st  of  .Tan nary,  1820,  anil  a permit  for 
their  removal  is  obtained  on  the  1st  of  April  following.  Bv  the  con- 
struction in  question,  the  bonds' to  be  given,  would  be  payable  on  the 
1st  of  December  1820,  and  1st  of  February,  and  1st  of  October,  1821  ; 
whereas  the  original  bend  given  at  the  time  of  the  deposit  of  the  spirits, 
would  have  been  payable  on  the  1st  of  January  1821,  consequently,  the 
credit,  for  a part  of  the  duties,  would,  by  such  construction,  be  exten- 
ded beyond  the  term  of  twelve  calendar  months,  originally  allowed. 

It  is  difficult  to  reconcile  the  inconsistency  which  seems  to  exist  be- 
tween that  part  of  the  2d  section,  which  sa\  s that  bonds  are  to  be  given 
with  sureties,  at  the  same  credits,  to  be  computed  from  the  date  of  the  p nmt, 
as  would  have  been  allowed  on  bonds  for  the  same  articles,  if  they  had  not 
been  deposited  under  the  provisions  of  the  act  and  the  res' rictive  clause  in 
the  proviso  immediately  following,  which  lias  been  already  quoted. 

But  taking  that  proviso  in  connection  with  otl  er  parts  of  the  act,  and 
particularly  the  3d  section  thereof,  in  these  words,  “ that  if  the  duties 
on  any  wines  or  spirits  deposited  under  the  provisions  of  the  act  shall 
not  have  been  paid,  or  secured  to  be  paid,  in  the  manner  described  in 
tlie  foregoing  section,  within  the  term  of  twelve  calendar  months,  j 'em  the 
time  of  their  importation,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  collector  to  cause  so 
much  of  the  wines  or  spirits,  as  may  be  necessary,  to  be  sold,  &c.  re- 
taining the  sum  necessary  for  the  payment  of  the  duties  which  have  not 
been  secured  or  paid,”  the  inference  appears  to  be  irresistible, 
that  it  was  the  intention  of  the  Legislature  that,  in  no  case  of  a deposit 
of  wines  or  distilled  spirits,  should  the  terms  of  credit  for  the  duties,  or 
any  part  of  the  duties 'hereon,  be  extended  bevond  the  twelve  calendar 
month,  originally  allowed and  such  lias  beer,  the  construction  which 
has  heretofore  been  given  to  the  law  by  the  Treasury  Department. 

It  results  that  bonds  given  with  surety,  can  be  made  payable_/!w  the  dn 
of  the  permit,  only  ill  tile  case  of  wines  or  distilled  spirits  imported  from 
any  foreign  places  or  islands,  situated  on  the  eastern  shores  of  America, 
north  of  the  equator,  &c.  and  application  for  their  removal  be  made  at 
any  time  within  dime  montbsafer their havingbieen  deposited  ; beca  ise 
in  suen  ease  the  bonds,  with  surety,  map  be  made  payable  at  6 and  9 


fnonths,  from  the  date  of  the  permit,  without  extending  the  term  of  credir 
for  any  part  of  the  duties,  beyond  the  twelve  calendar  months,  original- 
ly allowed. 

But  if  on  such  importations,  application  for  a permit  be  not  made,  un- 
til more  than  three  months  from  the  time  of  the  deposit  of  the  wines  or 
distilled  spirits  shall  have  elapsed,  the  bonds  cannot  run  the  usual  time  of 
6 and  Smooths,  from  the  date  of  the  perm.it,  as  in  such  case,  such  time 
would  extend  the  terms  of  credit  on  a part  of  the  duties,  beyond  the 
twelve  calendar  months  originally  allowed. 

In  all  cases  of  importations  of  wines,  or  distilled  spirits,  from  any' o- 
ther  port  or  place,  than  a foreign  place,  or  island  situated  on  the  eas- 
tern shores  of  America,  north  of  the  equator,  &c.  and  a deposit  takes 
place,  if  anytime  elapse  after  such  deposit  before  the  application  for 
the  permit  for  a removal  be  made,  one,  and  sometimes  more  than  one, 
of  the  bonds  cannot  run  the  usual  time,  as  by  such  course  the  terms  of 
credit  for  a part  of  the  duties  would  also  be  extended  beyond  the 
twelve  calendar  months  originally  allowed. 

Under  those  circumstances,  the  most  favorable  arrangement  is  lo  he 
made  with  the  importers,  which  tile  nature  of  each  case  will  admit  of, 
keeping  in  view  the  general  principle  that,  in  no  instance,  are  the  terms, 
of  credit  for  any  part  of  the  duties  on  wines  or  distilled  spirits,  deposit- 
ed, to  be  xtended  beyond  the  twelve  calendar  months,  originally  allowed. 

It  will  not  escape  notice  that  the  effect  of  r his  construction  will  be  ro 
restrict  the  terms  of  credit,  on  the  last  instalment  ot  the  duties  on  distilled 
spirits  deposited,  which  may  be  imported  from  any  other  place  than  Eu- 
rope, and  the  foreign  places  or  is  ands,  situated  on  the  eastern  shore  of 
America,  north  of  the  equator,  &c.  to  twelve  months — whereas,  if  no  de- 
posit had  taken  place,  the  terms  of  er  rdit  on  such  instalment,  v.  ould,  ac- 
cording to  the  6th  section  of  the  act,  have  been  eighteen  months 

With  a full  knowledge  of  that  effect,  it  is  not  perceived  that,  from  the 
whole  contexf  of  the  law,  which  forcible  manifests  the  intention  of  the 
Legislature  to  have  been  to  make  such  restriction,  that  any  other  con- 
struction, than  that  adopted  by  the  department,  can  be  supported. 

CREDITS. 

Some  doubts  having  been  expressed  as  to  the  terms  of  credit  to  which 
goods  imported  from  the  West  Indies  are  now  entitled,  it  is  observed . 
that  the  West  Indies  are  considered  as  being  comprehended  in  the  fo- 
reign places,  or  islands,  situated  on  the  eastern  shore  of  America,  north  of 
the  equator,  and  in  its  adjacent  seas,  bays  and  gulphs  ; and,  therefore, 
goods  imported  from  the  West  Indies,  are  entitled  to  a credit  ,of  six  and 
nine  months,  with  the  exception  of  salt. 

The  terms  of  credit  on  salt,  are  fixed  at  nine  months,  by  the  act  of  I 
20th  July,  1313,  without  regard  to  the  place  of  importation. 


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It  will  be  perceived  that  the  6th  section  of  the  act  providing  for  life 
deposit  of  wines,  &.cvmakes  no  provision  for  the  terms  oi  credit  to  lie 
allowed  on  goods  imported  from  Europe.  The.  regular >•»  >s 
in  the  62d  section  of  the  collection  law  of  1799,  in  relation  to  the  '..Tins 
of  credit  on  goods  thus  imported,  are  therefore,  still  to  govern  ; as  well 
with  respect  to  the  terms  of  credit  to  be  allowed  on  wines  and  teas,  im- 
ported from  any  other  place  than  foreign  places,  or  Islands  situated  cn 
the  eastern  shores  of  America,  north  of  tiie  equator,  Ac. 

It  may  be  proper  here  to  remark,  that  no  part  of  the  act  providing  "or 
the  deposit  of  wines,  &c.  being  considered  applicable  to  the  districts  on 
the  northern  and  northwestern  boundaries  of  the  United  States  . toe 
preceding  observations,  respecting  that  act,  are  not  to  be  tinders  ood 
as  being  intended  for  the  collectors  of  those  districts,  who  are  to  be  go- 
verned by  the  provisions  of  the  62d  section  of  the  collection  law  o 17.19, 
in  fixing  the  terms  of  credit  for  the  duties  on  all  goods  imported  into 
their  districts,  with  the  exception  of  salt,  the  terms  of  credit  to-be  allow- 
ed on  which  article  has  already  been  state  1. 

COPPER  RODS,  BOLTS  JXD  SPIKES. 

By  the  existing  laws,  copper  rod?,  bolts,  spikes  or  nails,  are  liable  to  r 
duty  of  four  cents  per  pound;  and  copper  in  pigs,  oars  or  plates,  su.ted 
to  the  sheething  of  ships,  is  exempted  from  duty. 

What  are  sometimes  termed  round  copper  bars,  anl  are  generally 
used  for  the  fastening  of  a vessel,  are  considered  as  com  ng  under  toe 
classification  of  “copper  rods,  bolts,  &c.”  and,  therefore,  liable  to  a du- 
ty of  four  cents  per  lb. 

There  is  some  ambiguity  in  that  part  of  the  act  of  the  27th  of  April, 
1816,  exempting  from  duty,  “ copper  and  brass  in  pigs,  bars  or  plates, 
suited  to  the  sheething  of  ships.” 

The  only  rational  construction  which  can  be  g-ven  to  the  words, 
“ suited  to  the  sheething  of  ships,”  is,  that  they  relate,  exclusively,  to 
copper  in  plates,  or,  in  other  words,  sheets. 

According  to  this  view  of  the  subject,  copper  n plates,  suited  t - the 
sheething  of  ships,  (what  should  be  so  considered,  was  defined  in  a cir- 
cular from  the  Treasury  Department  of  the  23d  of  .lanuari . 1818,)  and 
copper  and  brass  in  pigs  or  bars,  only,  are  to  be  exempted  from  duty, 
independent  of  old  copper  and  brass,  fit  only  to  be  re-manuractured. 

It  is  understood,  that,  but  few  importations  are  made,  of  copper  or 
brass,  in  pigs  or  bars. 

Tlie  form  in  which  these  metals  come  in  their  cru  le  state  from  the  fur- 
nace . is  called  “ .ngs.” 

By  the  bars,  here  meant,  is  to  be  understood,  a solid  mass  of  copper 


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or  brass,  somewhat  more  reSned  than  in  a state  of  pig's,  and  hammered,  i 
out  in  an  oblong-  or  other  form,  and  not  fit  for  use,  until  manufactured  in- 
to some  other  shape  or  foi-m. 

Articles  manufactured  from  copper,  or  of  which  copper  is  the  mate- 
rial of  chief  value,  are  subject  to  an  ad  valorem  duty  of  twenty-five  per  ' 
cent,  by  the  a' t of  the  20th  April,  1813. 

All  other  descriptions  of  copper,  except  those  already  particularly  | 
mentioned,  are  to  be  considered  as  a non-enumerated  article,  and  liable  j 
to  an  ad  valorem  duty  of  fifteen  per  cent. 

A few  of  the  descriptions  of  copper,  which  are  to  be  considered  in  the  ; 
light  of  non-enumerated  articles. 

1.  Copper  bottoms,  cut  round,  ancj  copper  bottoms  raised  at  the  edge. 

2.  Copper  in  plates  of  sheets,  weighing  more  than  thirty-four  ounces 
per  square  foot,  commonly  called  Braziers  copper. 

-80000- 

MANIFEST  TO  BE  DEPOSITED. 

It  is  made  the  duty  of  all  masters  of  vessels,  arriving  from  a foreign 
port  bound  to  the  following  ports  of  delivery  in  the  United  States,  to 
deliver  a manifest,  &c.  and  take  an  officer  on  board,  viz.  if  bound  to  any 
district  in  Connecticut,  through  or  by  the  way  of  Sandy  Hook,  shall,  be- 
fore they  pass  by  the  port  of  New  York,  and  immediately  after  their  ar- 
rival,  deposit  a manifest  with  the  collector  for  the  district  of  New  York 
— if  to  Hudson,  at  New  York  also — If  to  Burlington,  at  Philadelphia — if  ; 
to  Nottingham,  at  Town  Creek — if  to  Tappahannock,  at  Urbanna — if  to  > 
the  district  of  Petersburg  and  Richmond,  at  Hampton  or  Norfolk,  and 
if  to  South  Quay,  at  Edenton,  under  a penalty  of  §500. 

FORM  OF  MANIFEST. 

Report  and  Manifest  of  the  cargo  laden  on  board  of  the 

whereof is  master,  which  cargo  was  taken  on  board  at  

burthen tons,  built  at  in  the  state  of and  owned 

by Merchants,  at as  per  register  granted  at * 

the  — day  of and  bound  for 


-p  'Numbers 
S .inch  isive 
la  i 1 


Packages 

and 

contents 


By  whom 
shipped 


T o whom  con-1 
signed  or  if 
to  order  1 


Place  of 
consignees 
residence 


Port  of 
destina- 
tion 


E 


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CONSULAR  NOTICE, 

To  those  who  may  be  interested  in  the  shipments  of  Tobacco,  from  the  United 
States  to  England. 

In  the  title  of  the  manifest,  should  be  inserted  the  number  of  hogsheads 
or  packages  on  board,  in  words  at  full,  where  laden,  name  ar.d  surname 
of  the  master,  name  of  the  vessel,  port  where  owned,  her  built,  tonnage, 
whence  from,  whither  hound,  number  of  men  navigated  by,  and  tnat 
3-4tbs  of  them  are  American  citizens. 

Then  should  follow  in  distinct  and  separate  columns,  the  mark,  num- 
ber, tare,  and  nett  weight  of  each  hogshead  or  package,  with  the  names 
of  the  shippers  and  consignees. 

The  oath  of  the  master  to  the  truth  of  the  manifest  must  be  endorsed 
thereon,  respecting  the  name  of  the  vessel,  where  ow  ned,  w here  laden, 
the  whole  number  of  hogheads  or  packages  taken  on  board,  and  declare 
that  the  mark,  number  and  net  weight  of  each  hogshead  or  package  are 
correct. 

The  oath  is  to  be  made  before  the  British  Consul,  if  any  at  the  port  or 
near  it ; if  none,  then  before  the  chief  officer  or  magistrate  ot  the  place, 
in  which  latter  case,  there  must  be  furnished  a certificate  from  s me 
person  duly  authorised,  stating  that  there  was  no  British  Consul  at  that 
time  either  at  or  near  that  port. 

In  two  instances,  the  oaths  to  the  manifests  have  not  been  admitted, 
because  the  words  qualified  to  were  used  instead  of  sworn  to. 

The  most  exact  adherence  to  the  foregoing  is  particularly  recommen- 
ded by  Mr.  James  Maury,  United  States  consul  at  Liverpool. 

FORM  OF  . MANIFEST . 

A Manifest  of  (here  write  the  number  of  hhds.  or  packages  in  full,) 
hogheads  of  tobacco,  (cotton,  flour  and  staves,  as  the  case  may  be,)  la- 
den on  board  the  ship  (here  insert  the  name,) whereof is 

master,  burthen  per  register  (here  write  the  number  of  tons,)  owned  in 

the  port  of navigated  by men,  the  master  and  o-4ths  are  A- 

mc  rican  citizens,  and  bound  from  for 


Marks 

Nos. 

Tare 

Nett 

By  whom 
shipped 

To  whom 
consigned 

Port  of 
lading 

OATH. — I Master  of  the  ship of  do  swear,  that 

the  foregoing  manifest  contains  a just  and  true  account  of  the  numbers, 
tare  and  nett  weight  of  c‘-  r spec’,  i vglmgshcad  of  tobacco,  as  t:  e same 
was  taken  down  by  me  (or  master)  before  it  was  stowed  a".  :"  : andtu  - 


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ther,  that  It  contains  a full  and  true  account  of  all  the  tobacco  (and  other 

things)  laden  on  board  the  ship — with  the  marks,  numbers,  tare 

and  nett  weight,  being  iu  all  (here  write  the  number  of  hhds.  in  full) 

hogsheads. 

Sworn  to  before  me, 

(Colector  of  the  Port  if  no  British  officer.)  5 
—©©©©© — 

COASTING  TRADE , 

IMFORMAJTT  TO  MASTERS  OP  VESSELS, 


An  Act  passed  the  2d  March,  1819,  divides  the  sea  coast  and  naviga- 
ble rivers  into  two  great  districts  : the  first  to  include  all  the  districts 
on  the  sea  coast  and  navigable  rivers,  between  the  eastern  limits  of  the 
United  States  and  southern  limits  of  Georgia  ; the  second  to  include  all 
the  districts  on  the  sea  coasts  and  navigable  rivers  between  the  river 
Perdido  and  the  western  limits  of  the  United  States.  A vessel  may 
trade  from  district  to  district  in  the  same  great  district,  or  from  a dis- 
trict in  a state  in  one  to  a district  in  an  adjoining  state  in  another  great 
district,  without  clearing  out,  provided  her  cargo  does  not  amount  to  the 
following  scale  : 

Distilled  spirits  in  casks  exceeding  500  gallops 


do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 


250  do. 
100  dozen 
3000  lbs. 
500  do. 
1000  do. 


Wine  do. 

Do.  in  bottles 

Sugar  in  casks  or  boxes 
Tea  in  chests  or  boxes 
Coffee  in  casks  or  bags 

Foreign  merchandize  in  packages,  as  imported,  exceeding  in  value 
g400,  or  merchandize  consisting  of  such  other  foreign  articles,  whose  : 
aggregate  value  exceeds  §800,  if  it  should,  then  she  clears  out. 

In  going  from  a district  in  a state  in  one  great  district,  to  a district  in  a 
state  other  than  an  adjoining  state  in  another  great  district,  she  must 
clear  out  with  cargo  or  in  ballast 

In  all  cases,  in  going  from  one  to  another  district,  the  master  must  1 
have  a manifest  on  board.,  signed  by  himself,  to  shew  to  an  officer  when 
he  shall  come  on  board. 


CHANGE  OF  PAPERS. 


Whenever  any  ship  or  vessel  is  sold,  in  whole  or  in  part,  the  paper 
must  immediately  be  changed — a Ucer.ee  xs  only  valid  12  months. 


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CJ7JJ\  GE  OF  MASTERS. 

Wien  any  change  of  Masters  of  licensed,  enrolled  or  registered  ves- 
sels takes  place,  a report  must  be  made  immediately  to  the  officers  of 
the  customs,  who  are  bound  to  endorse  such  change  on  the  papers. 

CERTIFICATES. 

Merchants  are  frequently  subjected  to  inconvenience  in  many  dis- 
tricts, from  not  having  the  certificates  of  wines,  teas,  &c.it  is  recommen- 
ded that  in  all  cases,  in  carrying  wines,  &c.  out  of  one  into  any  other 
district,  that  the  masters  furnish  themselves  with  the  proper  certifi- 
cates. 


-OtSOSO- 

XV  ACT  CONCERNING  NAVIGATION. 

BE  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United 
States  of  America  in  Congress  assembled,  That  from  and  after  the  thirti- 
eth of  September  next,  the  ports  of  the  United  States  shall  be  and  re- 
main closed  against  every  vessel  owned  wholly  oi  in  part  by  a subject 
or  subjects  of  his  Britannic  Majesty,  coming  or  arriving  from  any  port 
or  place  in  a colony  or  territory  of  his  Britannic  Majesty,  that  .s  or  shall 
be,  by  the  ordinary7  laws  of  navigation  and  trade,  closed  against  vessels 
owned  by  citizens  of  the  United  ; and  such  vessel,  that  in  the  course  of 
the  voyage,  shall  have  touched  at,  or  cleared  out  from  any  port  or  place 
in  a colony  or  territory  of  Great  Britain,  which  shall  cr  may  be,  by  the 
ordinary  laws  of  navigation  and  trade  aforesaid,  opened  to  vessels  owned 
by  citizens  of  the  United  States,  shall,  nevertheless,  be  deemed  to  have 
come  from  the  port  or  place  in  the  colony  or  territory  of  Great  Britain, 
closed  as  aforesaid,  against  vessels  owned  by  citizens  of  the  U nited 
States,  from  v Inch  such  vessel  cleared  out  and  sailed  before  touching 
at  and  clearing  out  from  an  intermediate  and  open  port  or  place  as  a- 
foresaid  ; and  every  such  vessel,  so  excluded  from  the  ports  of  the  Uni- 
ted States,  that  shall  enter  or  attempt  to  enter  the  same  in  violation  of 
this  act,  shall,  w ith  her  tackle,  apparel,  and  furniture,  together  with  the 
cargo  on  board  such  vessel,  be  forfeited  to  the  United  States. 

Sect.  2.  And  be  it  further  enacted,  That  from  and  after  the  aforesaid 
thirtieth  of  September  next,  the  ow  ner,  consignee,  cr  agent  of  every7 
vessel,  ow  ned  wholly  or  in  part,  by  a subject  or  subjects  of  his  Britannic 
Majesty,  which  shall  have  been  duly  entered  in  any  port  of  the  United 
States,  and  on  board  of  which  shall  have  been  there  laden  for  exporta- 
tion any  urde'e  or  articles  of  the  grow  th,  produce,  or  manufacture  of  the 
l idled  Strtcs,  ether  than  provisions  and  sea  stores  necessary  for  the 


voyage,  shall,  before  such  vessel  shall  have  been  cleared  out’.vard  at  the 
custom  house,  give  bond  in  a sum  double  the  value  of  such  articles, 
with  one  or  more  sureties,  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  collector,  that  the 
article  or  articles  so  laden  on  board  such  vessel  for  exportation,  shall  be; 
landed  in  some  port  or  place  other  than  a port  or  place  in  a colony  or 
territory  of  his  Britannic  Majesty,  which  by  the  ordinary  laws  of  naviga- 
tion and  trade,  is  closed  against  vessels  owned  by  citizens  of  the  United 
States  ; and  any  such  vessel  that  shall  sail  or  attempt  to  sail  from  any 
part  of  the  United  States,  without  having  complied  with  the  provision 
aforesaid,  by  giving  bond  as  aforesaid,  shall,  with  her  tackle,  apparel, 
and  furniture,  together  with  the  article  or  articles  aforesaid,  laden  >n 
board  the  same,  as  aforesaid,  be  forfeited  to  the  United  States:  Provi- 
ded, always,  that  nothing  in  this  act  contained  shall  be  so  deemed  or 
construed,  as  to  violate  any  provision  of  the  convention  to  regulate 
commerce  between  the  territories  of  the  United  States,  and  of  his  Bri- 
tannic Majesty.  Signed  od  July  1815. 


“ Every  inventor,  before  he  presents  his  petition  to  the  secretary  of 
Tate,  signifying  his  desire  of  obtaining  a patent,  shall  pay  into  the 
treasury  of  the  United  States  thirty  dollars,  for  which  he  will  be  furnish- 
ed with  duplicate  receipts,  one  of  which  he  shall  deliver  to  the  secreta- 
ry of  state,  when  he  presents  his  petition;  and  the  money  thus  paid 
shall  be  in  full  for  the  sundry  services  to  be  performed  in  the  office  of 
the  secretary  of  state,  consequent  to  such  petition.  This  petition  must 
be  addressed  to  the  secretary  of  state,  and  may  be  in  the  following  or 
jn  a similar  style  : 

To  the  lion. — secretary  of  state  of  the  United  States. 

-The  petition  of  A.  B.  of , in  the  county  of , and 

state  of — , respectfully  represents: 

That  your  petitioner  has  invented  a new  and  useful  improvement 
[“or  art,  machine,  manufacture  or  composition  of  matter,  or  any  new 
and  useful  improvement  in  any  art,  machine,  manufacture,  or  comp  os  i ° 

tion  of  matter”]  in not  known  or  used  before  his  invention, 

the  advantages  of  which  he  is  desirous  of  securing  to  himself  and  his  le- 
gal representatives  ; he  therefore  prays  that  letters  patent  of  the  Uni-  . 
ted  States  may  be  issued,  granting  unto  your  petitioner,  his  heirs,  ad-' 
ministrators,  or  assigns,  the  full  and  exclusive  right  of  making,  construe* , 


-os-sas' 


PATEXTS, 


MODE  OF  APPLICATION, 


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ting,  using,  and  vending  to  others  to  be  used,  his  said  improvement 
(art,  invention,  machine,  manufacture  or  composition  of  matter,  Uc.)  a- 
greeablv  to  the  acts  of  congress  in  such  case  made  and  provided  ; your 
-petitioner  having  paid  thirty  dollars  into  the  treasury  of  the  United 
States,  and  complied  with  the  other  provisions  of  the  said  acts 


The  zpeajlcation  or  description  cf  the  machine,  art,  discovery,  or  in- 
vention, must  be  given  in  clear  and  specific  terms,  designating  it  from  all 
other  inventions,  and  describing  the  whole  in  such  a manner  as  to  com- 
prehend not  only  the  form  and  construction,  if  a machine,  but  also  the 
mode  of  using  the  same  ; and  if  it  be  only  an  improvement  on  a certain 
machine  already  invented  by  the  applicant  or  onyother,  it  ought  to  be 
so  mentioned  or  described  ; and  as  this  specification,  description,  or 
schedule,  enters  into,  and  forms  part  of  the  patent,  it  must  be  without 
any  references  to  a model  or  drawing,  and  must  be  signed  by  the  ap- 
plicant or  applicants,  before  two  witnesses.  It  is  material  that  this  he 
in  good  language,  and  correctly  w ritten,  as  it  is  transcribed  into  the  pa- 
tent, and  the  original  papers  will  be  deposited  in  an  office,  that  will 
hand  them  down  to  posterity  ; by  which  the  honor  of  the  country  is  con- 
cerned in  this  attention.  The  modest  inventor  will,  no  doubt,  exclude 
those  panegyrics  on  the  excellence  of  his  invention  or  discovery,  which 
abounds  sometimes  in  the  productions  of  the  inferior  genius,  but  which 
ought  not  to  enter  into  the  patent. 

The  following,  or  a similar  oath  or  affirmation,  taken  (before  a judge 
of  any  of  the  courts,  or  a justice  of  the  peace,  or  any  person  q taii  -d 
to  administer  an  oath)  by  the  applicant  or  applicants,  must  be  subjoined 
the  specification,  if  citizens  of  the  United  States  ; 


On  this of ,181  .before  the  subscriber,  a justice  of  the 

peace,  in  and  for  the  said  county,  personally  appeared  the  aforesaid 
A.  B.,  and  made  solemn  oath  (or  affirmation)  according  to  law,  that  he 
verily  believes  himself  to  be  the  true  and  original  inventor  or  discove- 
rer of  the  art,  [here  mention  the  same  title  as  in  the  petition]  above  spe- 
cified and  described,  for (mention  here  tire  object  or  intention) 

, and  that  he  is  a citizen  of  the  United  States. 


If  not  a citizen  (orcit  Zefis)  the  following  addition  must  be  made  to 


A.  B. 


FORM. 


*******  just.  Peace. 


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the  declaration,  “ that  he  verily  believes  himself  to  be  the  true  and  or- 
dinal inventor  or  discoverer  of  that  art,  &c.  And  that  the  same  hath  not , 
to  the  best  of  his  or  her  knowledge,  or  belief  been  known  or  used,  either  in 

this  or  any  foreign  country. “ Also  that  he  (or  she)  hath 

resided  in  the  United  States  two  years  and  upwards.” 

It  is  not  necessary  that  the  time  of  residence  should  immediately  pre- 
cede the  application. 

If  an  inventor  or  discoverer  should  die  intestate,  before  an  application 
be  made  for  a patent,  his  legal  representatives  may  apply  for  the  patent, 
in  trust  for  the  heirs  at  law  ; otherwise  in  trust  for  the  devisees. 

The  specification  must  be  accompanied  by  a good  drawing,  in  per- 
spective, of  the  whole  machine  or  apparatus,  “ where  the  nature  of  the 
case  admits  of  drawings,  or  \fith  specimens  of  the  ingredients,  and  of 
the  composition  of  matter,  sufficient  in  quantity  for  the  purpose  of  ex- 
periment, where  the  composition  is  of  matter.”  “And  such  inventor 
shall  moreover,  deliver  a model  of  his  machine,  provided  the  secretary 
shall  deem  such  model  to  be  necessary.”  It  is  requisisite,  in  giving 
a drawing  of  the  machine,  to  give  also  sectional  drawings  of  the  interi- 
or when  the  machine  be  complex  ; and  every  drawing  should  be  accom- 
panied with  explanatory  references.  If  the  machine  is  complex,  a mo- 
del will  likewise  be  necessary,  not  only  to  explain  and  render  it  com- 
prehensible to  a common  capacity,  but  also  to  prevent  infringements  of 
rights  ; for  many  will  plead  ignorance  of  drawings,  who  cannot  avoid 
conviction  by  wheels  and  pinions. 

The  drawings  ought  not  to  excede  a quarto  size,  and  if  confined  to 
octavo  they  would  be  still  better,  where  it  can  be  done  conveniently 
and  distinctly. 

Many  of  the  drawings  in  this  office  are  executed  in  a very  handsome 
style,  and  do  much  credit  to  the  gentlemen  whose  names  arc  ascertain- 
ed. If  the  artists  would  always  sign  them,  with  their  directions,  infor- 
mation might  be  given  to  the  applicants  for  patents,  where  to  apply  for 
drawings. 

The  papers  must  all  be  sent  directed  to  the  superintendent  of  the 
Patent  Office,  under  cover  to  the  secretary  of  state,  which  course  ren- 
ders them  free  of  postage  ; but,  if  models  be  sent,  their  freight  or  car- 
riage hither,  must  be  paid,  and,  before  packing  them,  the  name  or 
names  of  the  inventor  or  inventors  should  be  written  thereon,  with  the 
name  of  the  machine,  and  the  date  ; for  sometimes,  on  receiving  them, 
it  is  difficult  know  to  whom  they  appertain. 

The  congress  being  impressed  with  a high  sense  of  the  value  of  the 
inventions  of  our  citizens,  have  purchased  an  elegant  and  extensive  buil- 
ding, wherein  preparations  are  made  for  the  accommodation  of  a very 
numerous  collection  of  machines  illustrative  of  the  ingenuity  displayed  ; 
and  this  Museum  of  the  Arts,  it  is  presumed,  will  stimulate  ingenious 


tosend  the  models  of  their  machines  and  inventions  in  a style  that  wfii 
rather  honor  than  discredit  themselves  and  our  country. 

Copy-rights  of  books,  prints,  charts,  maps,  Sec.  are  secured  “ bv  de- 
positing-before  publication,  a printed-copy  of  the  title  of  such"  map, 
chart,  book,  or  books,  in  the  clerk’s  office  of  the  district  court,  where  v 
the  author  or  proprietor  shall  reside,  who  will  record  the  same  ; and  * 
the  author  or  proprietor  shall  within  two  months  from  the  date  of  the 
record,  cause  a copy  of  the  said  record  to  be  published  in  one  or  more 
of  the  newspapers  printed  in  the  United  States,  for  the  space  of  four 
weeks.  And  within  six  months  of  publishing  the  map,  chart,  book,  or 
books,  the  author  or  proprietor  shall  deliver,  or  cause  to  be  delivered, 
to  the  secretary  of  state,  a copy  of  the  same  and,  when  deposited  and 
entered  in  the  patent  otfice,  a certificate  will  be  returned  of  its  being 
received.  This  will  secure  the  sole  right  of  publication  for 
fourteen  years,  to  the  author  or  proprietor,  if  a citizen  of  the 
United  States,  or  resident  therein.  “ And  if,  at  the  expiration 
of.  the  term,  the  author  or  authors,  or  proprietors,  or  any  of 
them,  be  living  and  a citizen  or  citizens  of  the  United  S at  or 
residents  therein,  the  same  exclusive  right  shall  be  continued  to  li  or 
them,  his  or  their  executors,  administrators,  or  assigns,  for  the  f • er 
term  of  fourteen  years  : provided,  he  or  they  shall  cause  the  title  t er  - 
of  to  be  recorded  and  published  in  the  above  manner,  within  six  mont'is 
before  the  expiration  of  the  first  term  offourteen  years  aforesaid.”  In  se- 
curing designs  for  paper  baggings  and  ornaments  for  rooms,  &c,  a spe- 
cimen of  each  should  be  deposited  in  the  clerk’soffice  where  the  inven- 
tor resides,  urho  will  describe,  in  writing,  all  the  ornaments,  and  the  co- 
lors used  in  each,  so  as  to  designate  them,  with  the  changes  that  are  pro- 
posed to  be  used  in  changing  the  ground  and  general  tint.  Let  each 
paper,  thus  described,  be  numbered,  1,  2,  3,  &.c.and  after  entering  them 
in  the  clerk’s  office,  and  publishing  them  as  directed,  let  a specimen  of 
each  be  sent  to  the  honorable  the  secretary  of  state,  or  through  him  to 
the  person  who  directs  the  patent  office,  with  correspondent  descrip- 
tions and  numbers  ; and  a certificate  of  such  a deposit  will  complete  th 
requisitions  of  the  law  in  securing  the  exclusive  right  to  each  original 
production  of  genius. 


Wll.  TUOUXTOX. 


57 


CORRECTED  ARMY  REGISTER, 
ron  :.:at,  18l9i 
GENERAL  STAFF. 


J\'ames  and  Rank. 

Date  of  ap- 
pointment. 

Brevet& for 
mev  com- 
missions. 

Remarks ; 

Jacob  Brown, 

maj.  q;en. 

24  Jan 

14 

Divsn  of  the  N 

Andrew  Jackson, 

do 

1 May 

do  of  the  S 

Alexander  Macomb, 

brig.  gen. 

24  Jan 

11  Sept  14 

M (j  bvt 

Detroit,  N D 

Edmund  P.  Gaines, 

do. 

9 Mar 

14  Aug  14 

M G bvt 

Augusta,  S D 

Winfield  Scott, 

do. 

9 do 

25  July  14 

M G bvt 

New  York, " D 

Eleazer  \V.  Riplev, 

do. 

15  Apr 

25  July  14 

1!  G bvt 

N.  Orleans  S D 

Daniel  Parker,  adj  & ins  gen 

22  Ncv 

Er  Gen 

Washington 

Thos.S.  Jesup,  qr.  mv  sren. 

8 May 

13 

do 

Washington 

Robert  Butler, 

adj.  gen. 

5 Mar 

14 

Colcnei  bvt 

S Division 

It.  Jones, 

do. 

10  Aug 

18 

do 

N Division 

Arthur  P.  Haj'ne, 

ins.  gen 

12  Apr 

14 

do 

S Division 

John  E.  Wool, 

do. 

29  do 

16 

do 

N Division 

Chas.  J.  Nourse, 

ass  adj  gen  14  Sept 

14 

Major  bvt 

General  Scott 

R.  M.  Kirby, 

do 

29  Apr 

16 

do 

Gen.  Macomb 

Perrin  Willis, 

do 

3 Apr 

17 

do 

Gen.  Ripley 

James  M.  Glassed, 

do 

22  May 

18 

do 

Gen.  Gaines 

John  M.  Davis, 

ass  ins  o:en 

1 Oct 

14 

do 

Gen.  Gaines 

Francis  S.  Belton, 

do 

IS  do 

do 

Gen.  Scott 

Wm.  .Vl’Donald, 

do 

29  Apr 

16 

do 

Gen.  Riplev 

John  Biddle, 

do 

19  June 

17 

do 

Gen.  Macomb 

Wm  i.innard,  dp  qr  ms  gen 

12  May 

13 

do 

N.  Davison 

M.Jo  Tvlas&n 

do 

13  Feb. 

18 

do 

S.  Davison 

Hny  Stanton,  assder)  arms  gen 

13  do 

Capt  bvt 

A.  W.  Hamilton, 

do 

13  do 

do 

George  Bender, 

do 

18  Apr 

18 

do 

Richard  J.  Easter, 

do 

18  do 

do 

William  A Barron, 

do 

18  do 

do 

Arch  Daragh, 

do 

18  do 

do 

Joel  Spencer, 

do 

‘IS  do 

do 

T.  S.  Rogers,  as  dp  qr  ms  genjlS  June  18 


V 


JYames  aucl  Rank. 

Date  of  ap- 
pointment . 

Brevet  and 
former  com- 
missions. 

Remark':. 

Tlios.F.  Hunt,  as  dp  qr  ms  gn 

16  June 

18 

Trueman  Cross, 

do 

18 

Hezekiah  Johnson, 

do 

16  do 

18 

James  C.  Pickett, 

do 

16  do 

18 

John  Jones, 

do 

26  Aug4 

18 

James  Green, 

do 

1 1 Sept 

18 

James  M’Gunnegle, 

do 

25  do 

18 

R.  M.  Harrison, 

do 

3 Mar 

19 

Sam.  A.  Storrow,  Judge  Adv. 

9 Julv 

16 

N Division 

stock! ey  D.  Hays, 

do 

10  Sept 

18 

3 Division 

JMedical  Department. 

Joseph  Lovell, 

sur  gen 

18  Apr 

18 

Washington 

I obias  Watkins,  ass  sur  gen 

18  do 

N Division 

James  C.  Bronaugh, 

do 

18  do 

S Division 

George  VV.  Maupin, 

post  sur 

5 Nov 

02 

Norfolk,  Va 

Joseph  Goodhue, 

do 

8 Feb 

03 

Portsmouth 

James  H.  Sargeant, 

do 

6 Mar 

06 

Marblehead 

William  T.  Davidson, 

do 

13  June 

08 

Fort  Boyer 

Cor.  Cunningham, 

do 

15  Oct 

10 

New  London  Ct 

W illiam  Ballard, 

do 

24  .Mar 

12 

Castine,  Me 

"W  illiam  Turner, 

do 

29  Sep 

13 

Newport  R I 

Hanson  Catlett, 

do 

18  Feb 

Pittsburg 

John  H.  Sackett, 

do 

22  Mar 

Harbor  NY 

S.  A.  Walsh, 

do 

9 Aug. 

West  Point 

Noster  Swift, 

do 

18  Feb 

14 

Harbor  N Y 

John  Trevett, 

do 

8 Apr 

14 

German  Senter, 

do 

9 July 

Natchitoches 

W illiam  N.  Mercer, 

do 

22  Nov 

New  Orleans 

T.  I.  C.  Monroe, 

do 

29  Apr 

16 

Arsenal  near  Bit 

Samuel  B.  Smith, 

do 

12  Nov 

Philadelphia 

Jnbez  W.  Heustis, 

do 

12  Nov 

17 

Fort  Gadsden 

Mordecai  Hale, 

do 

13  Feb 

18 

Arsenal  N Y 

James  Mann, 

do 

18  Apr 

Boston 

Benj.  Waterhouse, 

do 

18  do 

AslChralestown 

Sylvester  Day, 

do 

18  do 

Fort  Mifflin 

"VV.  H.  Buckner, 

do 

18  do 

Ft  Johnson  S C 

J.  Wallace, 

do 

18  do 

Annapolis 

William  Stewart, 

- do 

| IS  do 

Fort  M?Henry 

59 


A rames  and  Rank. 

Date  of  ap- 
pointment. 

Remarks. 

William  P.  Marshall,  post  surer), 

13  do 

18 

Amelia  Island, 

Joseph  Eaton, 

do 

18  do 

Portland,  Me 

B Delevan, 

do 

18  do 

Fort  Shelby 

Bobert  Archer, 

do 

13  do 

Norfolk,  Va 

Thomas  Russell, 

do 

18  do 

Belle  Point  MT 

George  C Clitherall, 

do 

18  do 

Fort  Johnson,  N C 

W.  J.  Clark, 

do 

18  do 

Fort  Osage 

Squire  Lea, 

do 

15  .May 

Fort  St.  Philip 

Robert  C.  Walmsey 

do 

10  Aug 

Josiah  Everett, 

do 

10  do 

Forfolk  Va 

Joseph  P.  Russell, 

do 

10  do 

Machinac 

Richard  Weigh  tman. 

do 

31  do 

Amelia  Island 

Samuel  C.  Muir, 

do 

28  Sep 

Fort  Armstrong 

Wm.  Sterne, 

do 

26  Oct 

Fort  Washington 

Wm.  H.  Pierson, 

do 

i4Nov 

Wm.  H.  Livingston, 

do 

3 Feb 

19 

Ers.  Le  Baron,  apothecary  gen. 

11  June 

13 

New  York 

Ghris.  Backus,  asst,  apothecary 

12  Aug 

14 

S Division 

James  Cutbush, 

do 

12  do 

N Division 

Purchasing  Department. 

Callender  Irvine,  comms.  gen. 

8 Aug 

12 

Office  Philadelphia 

John  M’Kinney,  deputy  comms. 

25  Apr 

12 

Southern  division 

Darby  Noon, 

do 

l5July 

15 

Northern  division 

R Irvine,  asst.  com. 

of  issues 

Detroit 

James  E Herron, 

do 

Sacket’s  Harbor 

Maurice  Prevos!, 

do 

New  Orleans 

Joseph  W.  Finder, 

do 

Savannah 

Edwin  Starke, 

do 

Norfolk 

Eh  B.  Clemson, 

do 

St  Louis 

Archd.  Steel,  military  store  kor. 

Philadelphia 

Samuel  Devans, 

do 

Charlestown  Mass 

John  Fellows, 

do 

New  York 

Jonathan  Snowden, 

do 

West  Point 

Thomas  Martin, 

do 

Newport  Ky 

Robert  Wilson, 

do 

Charleston  S C 

John  Chaffee, 

do 

Springfield  Mass 

James  Gibson, 

do 

.Pittsburg 

George  Hacfcett, 

do 

luuriisle 

60 


Acmes  and  Ranh. 


Jaeint  I, aval, 

do 

.t.  Whistler, 

do 

D.  Hopkins, 

do 

Janies  Ward, 

do 

William  M’Guire, 

do 

A.  Giles, 

do 

Thos.  Harrison, 

do 

Herman  A.  Fay, 

do 

Hugh  M’Call 

do 

Silas  Halsey, 

do 

Peter  Faulkner, 

do 

Wm.  Paine, 

do 

Thomas  Hempstead, 

do 

Mangle  M.  Quackenbos,  do 

John  Rogers, 

do 

Allas  Lacock, 

do 

Samuel  Eakin, 

do 

Richard  Oldham, 

do 

Pay  Department. 

Robert  Brent,  paymaster  gen. 

For  Regimental  and  Battalion 

Pa\  masters  see  the  several  re- 

g <ents  and  the  corps 

ot'artil- 

TV. 

Subsistence  Department. 

Col.  Geo.  Gibson,  com.  gen. 

Felix  Ansart, 

Asst. 

Thos.  C.  Legate, 

do 

Samuel  Spotts, 

do 

Richard  Bache, 

do 

Joseph  P.  Taylor, 

do 

Chs.  S.  Merchant, 

do 

Timothy  Green, 

do 

N.  G.  Wilkinson 

do 

H.  H.  Minton, 

do 

Dute  of  ap- 

Remarks. 

i pvintment. 

Washington 
St  Louis 
Baltimore 
Wilmington  N C 
. farper’s  Ferry  V 
New  York 
Watertown 
Albany 
Savannah 
PTattsburg 
Watervliet 
Richmond 

1 July  OS 

Office  Washington 

18  Apr  18 

Washington 

61 


Names  and  Rank. 


H.  K.  Mead, 

do 

W . L.  Booth, 

do 

Wm.  B.  Adams, 

do 

John  P.  Deitcrich, 

do 

C Keizer, 

do 

Elijah  Lyon, 
Walter  Smith, 

do 

do 

Andrew  Mc’Intire, 

do 

Thomas  Barker, 

do 

B.  Bradley, 

do 

James  Young, 

do 

Samuel  B.  Griswold, 

do 

W alter  Bicker, 

do 

J.  B.  Clark, 

do 

E.  E.  Brooks, 

do 

Charles  Harrison, 

do 

F.  W.  Brady, 

do 

Joseph  Gleason, 

do 

Nathaniel  Clark, 

do 

Thos.  Hunt, 

do 

11  H.  Hammond, 

do 

S.  S Stacey, 

do 

Isaac  Clark, 

do 

Hazel  Bedel, 

do 

Charles  Burbridge, 

do 

Henry  S.  Mallory, 

do 

Alex.  M.  Houston, 
Wm  IV.  Bronaugh, 

do 

do 

Edward  Webb, 

do 

J.  Edmonson, 

do 

ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT. 

Corps  of  Engineers . 

Walter  K.  Armistead,  colonel 
William  Mc’Rae,  lieut.  colonel 
Charles  Gratiot,  major 
Joseph  G Totten,  It.  col.  bvt. 
Samuel  Babcock  captain. 


Date  of  ap- 
pointment. 


lli'ei'et  and 
former  com- 
nissions. 


12  Nov 
12  Nov 
9 Feb 
11  Sep 
20  Sep 


Remarks. 


18 

18  Col  bvt  15 
15  Aug- 14 
14111  Sep  14! 
12 


’Chief  engnr. 

| lleadquarl’rs 


62 


Names  and  Rank. 

Date  of  ap- 
pointment. 

Brevet  and  | 
former  com- 1 
missions.  j 

Remarks. 

Sylvester  Thayer, 

do 

13  Oct 

13 

Maj  bvt  20| 

Feb  15 

E.  De  Hussey, 

do 

9 Feb 

15 

Bvt  11  Spt 

Frederick  Lewis, 

do 

1 Oct 

17 

14 

James  Gadsden, 

do 

15  Apr 

18 

T.  W.  Maurice, 

do 

l2Nov 

13 

Hipol  Dumas, 

first  lieut. 

2u  Feb. 

14 

D.  B.  Douglass, 

do 

17  Sep 

Capt  b.P  17 

J.  L.  Smith, 

do 

1 Oct 

17 

Sept  14 

Her.  C.  Story. 

do 

15  Apr 

18 

Bit  17  Sep 

Thomas  I.  Leslie,  second  lieut. 

31  Oct 

16 

Paymaster 

W illiam  H Chase, 

do 

15  Apr 

18 

Richard  Delafield 

do 

24  July 

18 

Andrew  Talcott, 

do 

14  Aug 

18 

General  Simon  Bernard, 

16  Nov 

16 

Ast  Engine  et 

Topographical  Engineers. 

John  Anderson, 

major 

12  Apr 

13 

Isaac  Roberdeau, 

do 

29  do 

John  J Abert, 

do 

22  Nov 

14 

James  Kearney, 

do 

29  Apr 

16 

Stephen  H.  Long, 

do 

29  do 

P.  H.  Perrault, 

do 

17  Feb 

17 

Assistant  Tup.  En 

gineers. 

Hugh  Young, 

captain 

19  Feb 

17 

William  Tell  Poussin,  do 

6 Mar 

17 

Actg  aid  to  ger. 

John  Le  Conte, 

do 

18  Apr 

18 

Bernard. 

Hartman  Bache, 

do 

124  July 

18 

MILITARY  ACADAMT,  WEST  POINT,  NEW-TORK. 

Senior  officer  of  engineers,  superintendant  military  academy. 

S.  I haver,  major  of  engineers,  commanding. 

Jared  Mansfield,  professor  natural  experimental  philosophy. 

Cap*,  D.  B Douglass,  assistant  professor  natural  and  experimental  pad. 
Andrew  El'icott,  pr ..fessor  mathtm.  ics. 

Lieut.  Charles  Davies,  acting  assistant  professor  mathematics. 


63 


Claude  Crozet,  professor  art  of  engineering. 

Lieut.  C.  M.  Eukin,  acting  assistant  professor  art  of  engineering’. 
Thomas  Picton,  chaplain,  and  professor  ethics. 

Claudius  Berard,  teacher  French  language. 

T.  Grinbrede,  teacher  of  drawing. 

Samuel  A.  Walsh,  surgeon 
Pere  Thomas,  sword  Master. 


Names  and  Rank. 


ORDNANCE  REPARE^IEITT. 

Decius  Wadsworth,  colonel 
George  Bomford,  lieut.  col. 
A.  R.  Wooley,  major 

Jame.s  Dalaby,  do 

John  Morton,  captain 

It.  D.  Richardson,  do 

George  Talcott,  do 

Edwin  Tyler,  do 

John  H.  Margart,  do 

J.  H.  Rees,  do 

3.  D.  Hayden,  do 

William  Wade,  do 

Jas.  S.  M’Intosh,  do 

Rufus  L.  Baker,  do 

Joseph  S.  Nelson,  1st  lieut. 

David  T.  Welsh,  do 

James  Baker,  do 

Nehcmiah  Baden,  do 

Christopher  Reiser,  do 

John  W.  Thompson,  do 

Thomas  T.  Stephenson,  do 
do 
do 

2d  lieut, 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


John  Wilson, 
it.  C.  Pomeroy, 
Charles  F.  Morton, 
J.W.  Phillips, 

O.  O.  Bangs, 

James  Simonsod, 
John  Hills, 

John  Symington, 


1 Brevet  avd 
Date  of  ap-\fbrmer  com- 
pointment.  missions. 


Office  Washnt. 


2 July 
9 Feb 
9 do 
9 do 
11  Sep 
5 Aug 
5 do 
5 do 

5 Aug 
16  Feb 

9 do 
9 do 
8 Mar 
21  May 
30  Apr 

30  do 

6 Aug 
6 do 
6 do 

21  May 
30  June 
1 Sept 

1 do 
26  Dec. 

2 do 
2 uo 

21  May 
1 Jan 
8 Apr 


15  Bvt  22  Dec 


12 


14 


bvt.  13  Mar 
1813 


Cap.  brevet; 
30  Apr  13 
Cap.  brevet 
20  June  14 


Remarks. 


64 


JX'ame s and  Hank.  Date  of  ap- 
■ pointment. 


JYames  an  Bank 


Jivt  & 
former 
commas 


W.  E.  Williams, 
\V.  B.  Davidson, 
Joshua  Howard, 
Charles  Ward, 
Martin  Thomas, 
L.  A.  Rigail, 

John  B.  Hobkirk, 
B.  Vining, 


do  30  June 
do  1 SeP 
do  1 do 
do  10ct 
3d  lie  5 M» 
do  18  APr 
do  18  APr 
do  24  July 


REGIMENT  OF  LIGHT  ARTIL. 


Pint  Lieutenants. 

J.  H.  Wilkins  3Dcci3 
John  Gates,  jr.  3 do 
17  John  A.  Shaw,  21  Feb  14 
Wm.  Lyman  lojune 
H.  Saunders 
S.  M.  Mackay 

„ yE  G.  Wells 

Brevets  ana 


18' 


REGIMENT  OF  LIGHT  ARTIL.  C 0 ‘c‘°  E.  Lyon 

former  com-^  n ashburn 

G.  Drane 


Colonel. 

Moses  Porter  12  Mar  12  b Uen  b' 
Sep  lo 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Col.  brevet 
IS  Mar  13 


14  July 
10  Oct 
30  Sep  16 

1 Jan  17 

15  do 
15  Nov. 


kdjt. 

Aid  to 
n j gen 

Brown . 


Second  Lieutenants. 


W.  Smith  12  May  1 

H.  F.  Evans  2 June  14 

XV.  Wells  10  Oe 

John  A.  Webber 

• 30  Sept  16 

Tlios.  J.  Gardner 

1 Jan  17 

B.  L.  E.  Bonneville, 

15  Jan  17 

Sami.  Cooper  15  No\ 

It  M.  Whi'e  1 Dec 
Andrew  M’ inure 

13  Feb  18 

| Sep  14  H.  Brown  24  July  18 
It  col  bvt  5 j0]ln  c.  Bussell 
! July  I*  ! 24  July  18 

It  col  bvt  25  \ym  s.  Newton 
| July  14  24  July  13 

.T.  L.  Eastman  31  July  13,  , Chris.  C.  Hobart 

Hy  K.  Craig  23  Dec.  j 8 Oct  IS 

John  R.  Bel!  10  Oct.  14  James  H.  Bradford 

W F.  Hobart  1 Jan.  17 


J.  R.  Fenwick  2 Dec.  11 
JMajor. 

Abram  Eustis,  15  Mar,  10  h c?1  bll10 
Sep  lo 

Captains . 

A.  M’Dowell  1 April  12 
Luth.  Leonard,  6 July 
A.  S.  Brooks  6 do 

Nath.  Towson,  6 do. 

Sami.  D.  Harris, 6 do 


Maj  bvt  11 


G.  N.  Morris  15  do. 


* 28  Oc  ! 3 

C ton  Wharton 

2i>  Oct  18 
Paymaster 


(35 


J\  umes  and  Rank. 


' Brevets  and 
former  com- 


KEGT.OF  LIGHT  ARTIL. 

Paymaster. 

€hs.  B.  Tallmadge 

27  Mar  18 

Surgeon. 

Lev.Dunhum  12Dec08 

Surgeon's  Male. 

Clis.  Mc’Crudy 

3 Feb  19 

CORPS  OF  ARTILLERY. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. 

G.  E.  Mitchell  3 Mar  13 

James  House  3 do 
Wm.  Lindsay  12  mar  13 
Wm.  Macrea  19  Apr  14 

Majors. 

Jas.  B.  Many  5 May  13 
J.  Hindman  26  June 

Jas  Bankhead  15  Aug. 
Jno.  B.  Walbach 

25  Apr  18 

Captains. 

' MosesSweetSO  June 07 

Wm.  Wilson  3 May  08 
E.  Humphreys  9 Jan  C'9 


JVames  and  Rank. 


Jas.  Reed 
J.  B Crane 


12  Mar  12 
6 July  12 


Roger  Jones  6 do 

S.  B.  Archer  6 do 

S.  Donoho  6 do 
Th.  Biddle,  jr.  6 do 

Th.  Sotockton  10  Sep 

Win.  Gates  3 Mar  13 
A.  C.  W.  Fanning 

13  Mar 

J.  M.  O’Connor 

13  do 

J.  Roach,  jr.  13  Apr 

1 B N D col  J.  F.  Heileman  5 May 

bvt5viav,14  S.  Churchill  15  Aug 
4B  N D B.  K.  Pierce  1 Oct 

4 11  5 D G F.  Peters  21  Feb  14 

2 B S D bvt  M.  M Payne  2 Mar 
10  luly  12;Eth.  A.  Allen  25  July 


Breve.  ■ e ad 
forme-  com- 
missions. 


jM.  P.  Lomax  17  Nov  14 
jMilo  Mason  17  May  16 
3 B S D -John  Farley  19.)une  17 
3 B N D col  Wm  Read  28  Sep 
bvt  17  m.15  L.  Brown  28  do 

1 B S D 'Luther  Scott  24  Nov 

2 B N Dlt  cl 

bvtlMayl5J.  Erving,  jr  25  Apr  18 
A.  L.  Sands  17  Sept 
Th.  J.  Beall  26  Sept 

3 B S Dmaj’Richd.  A.  Zantzinger 

bvt  30 .1.17,  12  Dec  18. 

2 B S D I 

3 i>  •’  DmajjW.R.  Duncan  31  do 
byt26  Dcl4 


3 B N D 

2 B N D'naj 
bvtl3ixc.-.  13 

3 B N D it  cl 
bvt  17  sep  14 

4 B S D maj 
bvt  27 Apr  : j 
1 B S D 
3BNB  \:aj 
bvt  15  A.'g  14 
4 B N D maj 
bvt  15  Apr  14 
1BND 

4 B S D maj 
bvtl5Aug  14 

1 B S D 
4I1ND 
1BND 

2 B N D 
1BND 
!4  P.  S D 

1 B S D 

2 3 S D 

2 B S D 
1 B S D 

1 BND 
4BND 
4 BND 

4B  S Dbvt20 
Feb  15 
2BND 

3 B S D 

2 BND  bvt 
17  Mar  14 

3 B N D bvt 
15  A.ig- 14 

2 B SD 


66 


J\am  s and  Rank. 

tlrevets  anti 
former  com- 
missions. 

Names  and  Rank. 

Brevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 

First  Lieutenants. 

I.  L.  Gardner  20  Apr. 

2 B S D 

Chester  Root  13  mar  15 

3 B N D cpt 

T.  1.  Harrison  20  do 

2 B S D 

bvt  11  Sep 

G.  W.  Gardiner  20  do 

4B  N D 

14  aid  to  M 

C.  S.  Merchant  20  do 

2BND 

G Macomb 

Nath.  G.  Dana  20  do 

2 B N D adj 

Gus.  Loomis  5 May 

2 B N D 

John  Monroe  2J  do 

3BSD 

.T.  Mountford  20  do 

2 B S I)  capt 

J.  S.  Allanson  20  do 

2 B N I) 

bvtll  Sepl4 

L.  G.  DeRussy  20  aprlB 

4 B N D 

F.  Whiting  20  June 

2 B N D qr 

Thos.  Childs  20  do 

4BN  D 

master 

Jac.  Schmuck  20  do 

3 B S I)  bvt 

G.  Dearborn  1 Oct 

1 B N I)  adjt 

25  Juiv,  14 

Felix  Ansart  1 do 

3BND 

Chas.  Mellon  20  do 

1 B N I) 

Til.  C.  Legate  29  do 

1BND  qr 

John  S.  Pierce  20  do 

1 B N D 

master. 

Allen  Lowd  20  do 

1END 

S.  Armstrong  9 Mar  14 

4 BN  D 

G.  S.  Wilkins  20  do 

1 B N D 

Rt.  M’Clelland  1 May 

2 B S D 

J.  Ripley  20  do 

3 B S D qr 

S.  Spotts  22  do 

3 B S D cpt 

Master 

bvt  8 Jan  15 

Tim.  Green  20  do 

1 B N D 

adjutant 

Isaac  E.  Craig  20  do 

3 B S D 

L.  Whiting  14  June 

3BSD  aid  to 

C.  M.  Thruston  20  do 

3 B N D adj 

gen  Ripley 

H W.  Fitzhugh  20  do 

3 B N D qr 

W.  H.Nicoll  22  do 

4BSD 

master 

George  D.  Snyder 

3BND  bvt 

J.  Davis  20  do 

4 B N D 

30  Aug  16 

25  June  14 

E.  Humphrey  20  do 

l B S D 

JEneas  M'Kay  1 Dec 

1BND  bvt 

D.  S.  Andrews  20  do 

3BND 

12  Mar  13 

N.  G.  W ilkinson  20  do 

2 B S D 

Rich.  Bachc  15  June  17  3 B N D bvt 
| 17  Apr  13 

Elisha  Brimhall20  do 

2 B SD  bvtl 
Sep  14  qr. 

M.  S.  Massey  5 Aug  17  4 B S D qr 

H.  H.  Minton  20  do 

master 

master 

4 B S D 

T.  W.  Denton  28  Sep  1 B S D bvt 

Hugh  K.  Mead  20  do 

3 B S D 

Wm.  M’Clintock 

30  June,  14 

H.  M.  Simons  20  do 

1 B S D 

29  Sep  4 B S D 

J.  S.  Abeel  20  do 

2 B N Dbvtl 

J,.  H.  Oss  ood  30  do 

2 B N 1) 

Oct  14 

P.  Melendv  24  Oct  4 B N D 

W.  T.  Willard  20  do 

4 B S D 

Jos.  P.  Taylor  24  Nov  4 B S D bvt 
15  July,  14 

R.  H.Lee  20  do  18 

3 B S D bvt 
17  Sep  14 

Robert  Beall  20  Mar  18  1 B S D 

Jesse  M'ilvane  20  do 

2 B S D 

John  A Dix  23  Mar  4 B N 11 

W.  L.  Booth  25  do 

1 B S D 

aid  to  Gen.  Brown.  | 

Ths.  J.  Baird  2 Junetl  B g D 

6; 


Names  and  Rank. 

Brevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 

Aames  and  Rank. 

iirevets  and 
former  com 
missions. 

J.  Parkhurst  1 July 

4 B S D adji 

oam.  M’Kenz'e. 

R L.  Armstrong  2 do 

3BND 

24  July  18 

1 B S D 

G.  W.  Gardinier  31  Aug 

1 B S D qr. 
master 

Giles  Porter  24  do 
George  W Corprew 

4 B N D 

B.  S.  A.  Lowe  17  Sep. 

4B  S D 

24  do 

3 B S D 

Patrick  Galt  26  do 

1 B S D 

fohn  J.  Jackson 

Upton  S.  Frazer  2J  Oct 

2 B S D 

24  do 

2 B S D 

II.  W.  Griswold  12  Dec 

4BN  D 

Edw.  Harding  2-t  do 

1 B N D 

Jus  Monroe  31  do 

3BND  aid 

Joseph  Dangerfield 

to  gen  Scotf 

24  do 

IBS  D 

Second  Lieutenants. 

loseph  Strong  24  do 
George  Webb  24  do 

4BND 
4 B N D 

R.  C.  Brent  13  May  17 

2 B N D 

ieorge  Leib  31  do 

1 B N D 

A.  F.  Cochrane  5 Aug 

3 B S D 

hs  S.  Lloyd  31  Aug 

4 B S D 

Thos.  W.  Lendrum. 

James  Green  11  Sep 

2BNDAD 

28  Sept 

3 B N D adj 

QM  G 

Jas.  Spencer  28  do 

4 B N D 

•Vm.  B.  Adams 

I.  A.  Adams  29  do 

2 B S D 

31  Oct 

1 B N D 

Wm.  M.  Graham  30  do 

4 B S D 

John  P.  Dielerich 

J.  D.  Graham  14  Oct 

2 B S D 

31  do 

4 B N D 

Chs.  Despinville  24  do 

2 B N D 

Joel  Spencer  3 Mar  19 

4 B S D 

John  C.  Kirk  31  do 

1 B S D 

Jos.  Hopkins  3 do 

3 B N D 

J.  R.  Vinton  31  do 

1 BS  D 

Abr.C.Towler  3 do 

3BND 

R.  B.  Lee  24  Nov 

3BND 

David  Van  Ness 

F.  L.  Griffith  9 Dec 

IBS  D adj 

3 do 

2 B N D 

E.  Lambert  1 Mar  18 

3 B S D 

John  B.  Morgan 

\V.  G.  M’Neill  1 do 
C.  M.  Eakin  20  do 

1BND 
2 B S D 

3 do 

1 B S D 

I.  M.  Washington 

20  do 

1 B 8 D qr 
master 

Battalion  Paymasters. 

M.  A.  Patrick  23  do 

2 B N D 

Sat.  Clark  29  Anr  16 

Edwark  Polk  2 Apr 

2 B S D 

J.  Woodruff  29  do 

John  Gassaway  20  do 

1 B N D 

David  Gvvynn  29  do 

W Wright  20  do 

1 B N D 

D.S.To\vnsend29  do 

Constantin  Pierce  20  do 

2BND 

Leroy  Opie  29  do 

J.  M.  Hanson  21  Apr  18 

1BND 

Carv  Nicholas  17Feb  17 

Samuel  Smith  24  July 

4 B N D 

Simeon  Knight  16  May 

Sami  Ringgold  24  do 
Joseph  Chambers 

3 B N D 

Richard  Flatt  21  Nov 

24  do 

3 B S D 

68 


Names  and  dank. 


FIRST  JSTANTRV 
Colonel 

Danl.  Bissell  1.5  Aug;  12 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

John  M’Kealj  jr 

24  Feb  18 

NTajor. 

R.  TYhartenby 

30  Apr  17 


3 gen  bvt  9 
14 


Col  be\t  25 
July  14 


Bvt  IMay  14 


Captains. 

John  Jones  29  July  13 
Hen.  Chotard  9 Oct 

Wm.  Laval  15  Feb  14 
Jos.  J.  Miles  11  Mar 

TV.  Christian  31  Mav  14 
TV. C.  Beard  1 do  17 

Richard  K.Call  1 Juh  18 

R.  L.  Coomb  7 Jan  19 

First  Lieutenants. 

Wm.  Gibbs  11  Mar  14  Capt  bvt  23 
Dec  14 

T.  S.  Rogers  31  Oct  16  A D Q MG 
TV.  V.  Cobbs  15  Apr  17j 
Trueman  Cross  2 Jan  18  A.D.Q  M.  G. 
,'as.  Scallan  31  do  ^Adjutant 
Wm.  H.  Ker  31  Mar 
Garston  Bowel? 

3 July 


itrevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 


ADQMG 
Maj  brvt  23 
Dec  14 
Maj  brevt  7 
Nov  14 


Brvt  20  Aug 
14 

Brevt  7 Nov 
14 


Names  mid  Rank. 


I iSfete’  nd 

f i m i r com- 
missions. 


George  C.  Spencer 
1 Oct 

TV.  Seaton  1 Jan  19 
TV  C Harrison  7 do 

Second  Lieutenants. 

J ,-bial  Brooks  13Feb  18 
TV  . R Jouett  19  do 
A B.  Gairard  18  Apr 
John  Pratt  24  July 
David  S.  Barnhain 
17  Oct 

Sami.  L.  Isett  20  do 
Thos.  Barker  3 Feb  19i 
Elijah  Davis  3 do 
Bradford  Bradly 

3 Mar 

Alfred  Mitchell 

3 do 

Geo.  TV.  Templeman 
17  do 

Paymaster. 

Danl.  Randall  21  July  18 

Surgeon. 

B.  F.  Harney  17  Aug  14 

Surgeon’s  71  [ate. 

TV.M.  Rivers  10  Aug  18 

C.  H.  Finlay  10  do 

SECOND  ISTAXTRr. 

Colonel. 

Hugh  Brady  6 Julv  12 


Qr  master 


Names  and  Rank. 

Brevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 

Names  and  Rank. 

Brevets  ana 
former  com- 
missions. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Ninian  Pinkney 

Seth  Johnson  20  Aug 
Joshua  B.  Brant  1 Oct 

1st  It  bvt  17 

15  Apr  14 
Major. 

John  Clitz  19  do 
Henry  Smith  17  June  16 

Sep  14 
Qr  master 
Adjutant 

Enos  Cutler  10  Feb  18 

Bvt  1 May  14 

Rd.  Douglass  14  July  17 
M.  F.  Van  De  Venter 

Captains. 

Robt.  Gray  6 July  12 

Maj  brevt  15 

22  July 
AYm.  M’Curdv  Grav 

19  Feb  18 

Jno.  L.  Elbert  18  Apr 

Stephen  AY.  Kerney 

Aug  13 

E.  Sumner  S Mar  19 

1 Apr  13 
Hen.  Shell  21  Mar  14 
Alex.  R.  Thompson 
1 May 

AY.  J.  Worth  19  Aug 
Hen.  Whiting  1 Sep 

Maj  brevt  25 
J uly  14 

Paymaster. 

J.AV. Albright  9 July  16 

Surgeon. 

Newan  S.  Clark 

1 Oct 

James  Bailey  17  June  16 

Brvt  2 7 Alar 

AY.  A''.  Wheaton 

4 Sep  16 

AY  Browning  1 Nov  17 

14 

Bvt31  Octl4 

Surgeon's  Mates. 

First  Lieutenants. 

AV.  Hoffman  11  Nov  13 
B.  A.  Boynton  25  do 
OwenRansom  19  April 
Jas.  young  30  June 
AVm.  G.  Belknap 

19  Aug 
S.  B.  Griswold  1 Sep 
AYalter  Bicker,  jr. 

1 Sep 

John  AA'ood  1 Jan  17 
R.  M.  Harrison  1 Nov  17 

ADQMG 

S.H.LittlejohnS  Apr  13 
Lyman  Foot  10  Aug  18 

THIRD  ISTAJTTItr. 

Colonel. 

J.  L.  Smith  10  Feb  18 
Lieutenant  Colonel. 
AVmLavvrence  8 May  18 

Brvt  15Sep 

Second  Lierctenants. 
Elisha  Clark  25  July  14 

14 

70 


Names  and  Hank. 


Maj  brevt  9 
Aug  12 
Maj  brvt  15 
Aug  14 
Maj  brevt  9 
Aug  12 


Major. 

Z.  Taylor  15  May  14  Bvt  5 Sep  12 
Captains. 

Danl.  Baker  12  Mar  12 

John  T.  Chunn  6 July 

Chs.  Larrabee  12  Sep 
Wm.  Whistler  31  Dec 
Jlez.  Bratllet  19  Apr  14 

G.  II.  Grosvenor 

21  do 

George  Gray  1“  Sep 
John  Green  25  do 
John  Garland  7 May  17 
Chs.  L.  Cass  31  Dec  18 

First  Lieutenants. 

.T.  Culbertson  1 Oct  13 
Danl.  Curtis  15  Apr  14 
Asher  Philips  17Mayl6  Paymaster 
John  B.  Clark  7 do  17 
Ed.  F,  Brooks  1 June 
Adw  Lewis  10  Feb  18 
James  Dean  31  Oct 

H.  Brunot  31  Dec 
E.  Hopkins  31  Dec 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Britton  Evans  30  Augl6 
Geo.  W.  Stall  4 Sep  17 
Peter  W.  Grayson 

13  Feb  18 
Abraham  Musser 

13  Apr 


'!  revets  and 
former  com- 
missions 


Names  and  Rank. 


Brevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 


Horace  Webster 

24  July  18 
Henry  H.Loring 
24  do 

Chs.  Harrison  26  Oct 
.)  ohn  Peacock  4 Dec 
Sand.  W.  Hunt. 

3 Feb  19 
Peter  T.  January 

3 Mar  19 

Surgeon. 

Wm.  S.  Madison 

5 Oct  16 

Surgeon's  Elates. 

J.  Ponte  C.  Macmahon 
21  Nov  1 
Wm.  S.  Comstock 

21  Apr  18 

FOURTH  IXFAN'TRT 

Colonel. 

Wm.  King  21  Feb  14 
lneutenani  Colonel. 

Duncan  L.  Clinch 

4 Aug  13 

Major. 

Jas.  Dickins  8 May  IS 

Captains. 

A.  Cummings  1 Nov  11 


bvt.  15  Mav 
14 


71 


J\'ames  and  Rank. 


Ji revets  and\ 
former  com- 
missions. 


J\  ames  and  Rank. 


Brevets  ■ nd 
forme}'  com- 
missions. 


John  A.  Burd  6 July  12  Maj  brvt  31 

G.  IV.  Melvin  24  Aug-  Oct  14 
Jas.  II.  Hook  20  May  13 

Jas.  H.  Gale  31  July  17 
James  M.  Glassell  A A G 
10  Feb  18 
Francis  L.  Dade 

24  Feb 

Philip  Waster  8 May  18 
Jos.  Shomo  1 Mar  19 

First  Lieutenants. 

Hen.  Wilson  31  Dec  16 

R.  M.  Sands  12  Mar  17  Adjutant 

F.  W.  Brady  31  July 

H. R.  Dulany  10  Feb  18  Adjutant 
Wm  Camp,  jr  24  do 

Wm  Lear  24  do 
W.  C.N.  Armistead 
24  do 

Q.  B.  Heronimus 

8 May  18 
Thos  Williamson 

8 Jan  19 
John  Hull  1 Mar  19 


R.  B.  A,  Tate  3 Mar  19 

Paymaster, 

J.  B.  Hogan  25  Sep  17 

Surgeon. 

M.  H.  Elliott  31  Oct  17 

Surgeon’s  Elates. 

R.  M.  Ball  17  Feb  17 
R.  Randall  10  Aug  l8 

FIFTH  I3TAXTRY. 

Colonel. 

James  Miller  9 Mar  14 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Henry  Leavenworth 

10  Feb  18 


Secotul  Lieutenants. 


.Major. 


Wm  H.  Barclay- 

18  Apr  18 
Lee  Slaughter  18  do  18 
Edw.  Alexander 

22  May 

Tlios.  Johnson  16  June 
Leonard  O.  Brooke 
24  July 
Wm.  Turner  17  Sep 
Jos.  B.  Shaw  12  Nov 
WE  H.  Mann  3 Feb  19 


P.  Muhlenburg 

24  Feb  18 

Captains. 

Josiah  H.  Vosc 

6 July  12 
S.  Burbank  13  Mar  13 

Geo.  Bender  13  May 
M.  Marston  26  June 


B gen  bv2o| 
J uly  14 

Col  brvt  25 
July  11 


Brvt  1 May 
14 


Maj  brevt  - 
Aug  14 
Maj  brvt  2.J 
July  14 
A D <4  M ( 
Maj.  bvt  ll 
Aug,  I S 


JVames  and  Rank. 

Brevets  asid 
former  com- 
missions. 

Names  and  Rank. 

Brevets  a/d 
former  com- 
missions. 

W.  I..  Foster  15  Oct 
Peter  Pelham  28  Feb  14 
.T  Fowle,  jr.  10  June 
David  Perry  1 Sep 

James  Pratt  30  do 

H.  VV  lilting-  3 Mar  17 

First  Lieutenants. 

Geo.  Goodingl  5 Feb  12 

Bevt  17  Mar 
14 

Capt  bvt  15 

Surgeon’s  Mate. 

R.  M Byrne  6 Nov  17 
Chs.  Mendenhall 

10  Aug  18 

SIXTH  ISFAXTIIY. 

Colonel. 

J.  Plympton  31  July  13 

June  14 

Hen.  Atkinson 

Otis  Fisher  20  do  14  Qr  master 

15  Apr  14 

Jos.  Gleason  25  do 

Capt  brvt  15 

B.  F.  Lamed  4 Aug'. 

Aug-  14 
Capt  brvt  15 
Augl4Pay- 
master. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

J.  Snelling  21  Feb  14 

lit  A M’Cabe  16  Oct  16  Brevt  1 May 
Nathan  Clark  3 Mar  17  14 

Major. 

Edmd.  Kirby  1 May 

Aid  to  gcnl. 

Gad  Humphreys 

Bvt  18  Apr 

T.  Hunt  1 July 

1!.  H.  Hammon 

11  Nov  18 

Brown. 
Q,r  master 

31  Mar  17 
Captains. 
Turner  Crooker 

14 

Maj  brevt  4 

Second  Lieutenants. 

6 July  12 
W.  S.  Foster  13  Mar  13 

July  14 
Maj  brvt  15 

P.  R.  Green  1 Oct  14 
John  M’Cartnev 

Th.  M.Read  16  Apr 
John  Bliss  13  May 

Aug  14 

16  July  16 

Win.  Downey  3 Sep 

BenjAVatson  15  Aug  13 

Maj  brvt  25 
July  14 

E.K.Barnum  11  June  17 

Dan.  Ketchum 

Maj  brvt  25 

S.  S Stacy  22July 

30  Sep 

July  14 

IV.  G.  Camp  13  Feb  18 
Henrv Wilkins  IS  Apr 

Th  Hamilton  21  Feb  14 
Elijah  Boardman 

Henry  fyiles  24-  July 
. IV.  G.  Oliver  12  Nov 

1 Surgeon. 

ol  Mar  17  By tl Aug  13 
Wm.  Haile  14  May  18 

First  Lieutenants. 

Ewd.  Purcell  Jl  July  18 

'Ephm.Sliaylorlo  Augl  3 

Adjutant 

73 


^ 

Names  and  Rank. 

Brevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 

Names  ami  Rank. 

Brevets  nd 
former  com- 
missions. 

J.  P.  Livingston 

Capt.  brevet 

SEVENTH  INFANTRY. 

16  Dec  13 

25  July  14 

Alphonso  Wetmore 

Colonel. 

9 July  14 

Paymaster. 

Tli.  Stamford  1 Sep 

Bav.  Brearley 

bvt  12  Mar 

J.  Clark,  jr  ldo 

30  Apr  17 

13 

Beiafayette  Wilcox 

2 Oct 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

John  Ellison  31  Mar  17 

Sami.  Keeler,  jr 

M.  Arbuckle  9 Mar  14 

14  Mav  18 

Hazen  Bedel  19  Oct  18 

Major. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Nicks  1 June  16 

bvt  9 Oct  13 

Jas.  M’llvain  19  July  14 

Captains. 

Benj.  Pitch  25  do 

Jacob  Brown  1 Sep 

Qr.  master 

D.  E.  Twiggs  6 July  12 

Mai.  bvt  21 

John  Mansfield 

Geo.  Vashion29Nov  13 

Sep  14 

30  do 

Elijah  Montgomery 

Hen.  Taylor  17  Feb  17 

1 Mav  14 

Maj  bvt  8 

Salmon  C.  Palmer 

J.  S.  Allison  25  June 

Jail  15 

16  June 

Geo.  Birch  31  Aug  16 

C.  F.  _L.  Dui'and 

.1.  li.  Corbalv  18  Sep. 

bvt  28  June 

13  Feb  18 

tV.  Bee,  jr.  30  Apr  17 

14 

W.  A.  Mix  13  do 

Jos.  J.  Clinch  31  May 

Ciias.  Burbridge 

T.  Biackston  31  do. 

16  June  18 

F.  S.  Gray  1 June  17 

VVm.C.  Given 4 Dec  18 

First  Lieutenants. 

Surgeon. 

Micajah  Crupper 

T.  G.  Mower 

15  Oct  16 

30  June  14 

G.  Leftwich  30  Apr  17 

Adjutant, 

Lewis  Lawsh e 30  do 

Surgeon's  .Mate. 

Benj.  R.  Christian 

30  Apr 

W.  H.  Nicoll  19  Feb  17 

iDanl.  E.  Bunch  7 1 .me! Aid  to  e’en 

Henrv  Stevenson 

iRobt.  Lvman  1.3  Feb  18 

Gaines. 

13  Nov.  18 

fecii  1.  Easter  13  do 

I A D 0,  M Cv 

74 


J\  curies  and  Rank. 

Brevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 

Names  and  Rank. 

Brevets  and 
former  com- 
missions. 

Jas.  M’Lean  2 7 Mar 
Geo.  Murdoch 

31  Jan  19 

Qr,  Master 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
G.  M.  Brooke 

Col  bvt  17 

H.  Berryman  31  Dec  18 

1 Mar  19 

Sep  14 

Second  Lieutenants. 

H.  S.  Mallory  13  Feb  18 
Wm.  D.  Hopkins 

24  Mar 

A.  M.  Houston  24  do 
Thos.  C.  Wilhight 

IS  Apr 

Major. 

JohnN.  McIntosh 

1 Mar  19 

Captains. 

J.  Dorman  9 Nov  11 

Maj  bvt  28 

B.  Vincent  18  do 

Wm.  N.  Bronaugh 

White  Youngs  6 July  12 

June  14 
Maj  bvt  11 

18  do 

W.  Davenport  28  Sep 

Sep  14 

R.  D.  Davis  18  do 
Richard  Wash  18  do 

Willis Foulk  20  June  13 
L.  Austin  21  Apr  14 

Maj  bvt  5 

It  H.  Branch  3 Feb  19 
S.  Chambliss  3 Mar  19 

Lewis  B.  Willis  1 Jun  16 

July  14 
bvt  3 1. In  14 

Paymaster. 

David  Riddle  3 Dec  16 
R.  B Hyde  31  Oct  18 

Maj.  bvt  17 
Sep  14 

T.  R.  Broon  13  Feb  IS 

R.  Humphreys 

'24  Dec  18 

Surgeon. 

Ths.  Lawson  21  May  13 
Surgeon Is  Mate. 

N.  Young  1 Jan  19 

First  Lieutenants. 

George  Kennerlv 

15' Jan  17 

c r 

3 

4*  *VI 

V 

R.  M.  Coleman 

10  Aug  16 
Benj.  King  14  Oct  18 

EIGHTH  INTAJtTET. 

Colonel. 

Sami.  Riddle  13  Aug 
John  Maul  20  do 

R B.  Mason  25  Sep 

Stephen  H.  Webb 

13  Feb  16 

Ethan  A.  Hitchcock 

31  Oct  It 
Jer.  Yancey  1 Dec  It 

it,  C.  Nicholas  4 Sep  1 

V Whatley  24  Dec  1 
G.  V.  Allen  1 Jan  IS 

i 

Names  and  Rank . 


Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Page  13  Feb  18 
Oor.  Gates  13  do 
J.  Wheelock  13  do 
J.  Pliilbrick  21  Apr  18 
Titus  T.  Jameson 

31  July  18 
John  Krems  4 Dec 

E.  Webb  3 Feb  19 

F.  Lazarus  3 Feb  19 

Paymaster. 
Thomas  Wright 

* 

Surgeon. 

E.  II.  Bell  18  Apr  18 

Surgeon’s  .Mates. 

E.  C.  Carter  15  Mar  19 
Ayres  P.  Morrill 

19  Mar  19 

RIFLE  REGLME5T. 

Colonel. 

Talbot  Chambers 

10  Nov  18 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Willoughby  Morgan 

10  Nov  18 

Jllajor. 

W.  Bradford  10  Nov  18 


Brevets  and 
former  com 
missions. 


bvt20augl4 


Names  aud  Rank. 


13 revets  avid 
former  com- 
missions. 


Captains. 

Tos.Selden  6 July  12 
W.  Martin  17  Mar  14 
Matthew  J.  Magee 

10  Feb  15 
J.  H.  Ballard  22  Apr  17 
Lewellen  Hickman 

15  Feb  IS 
Stoughton  Gantt  15  Apr 
J.  M’Gunnegle 

12  July  18 
Wm.  Armstrong 

31  July  18 
Bennet  Riley  6 Aug 
Jas.  S.  Gray  10  Nov 

First  Lieutenants. 

T F Smith  22  Apr  17 
T.  F.  Hunt  1 July 
W.  S.  Blair  15  do 
John  Gantt  5 Apr  18 
Gab.  Field  15  do 
John  Clark  12  July  18 
C.  Pentland  31  do 
Thos.  W.  Kavanaugh 
10  Nov 

L.  Palmer  10  do 
Thos.  Martin  15  Dec  18 

Second  Lieutenants. 

David  H.  Campbell 

18  Apr  13 
Martin  Scott  18  do 
Fhos.  Mahon  22  July  ?. 
Samuel  Shannon  10  Sep 
John  J.  H.  Lewis 

12  Nov 


Lt  col  bvt  1 
May  15 


A D Q M G 


A D Q M G 


Adjutant 


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JVames  aud  Rank. 

Names  and  Rank. 

Gideon  Lowe  3 February  19 

Surgeon. 

Daniel  Keith  3 February  19 

Win.  D.  McCray  3 Febry.  19 

lohn  Gale 

18  April  18 

.1.  Edmundson  22  March  19 

Surgeon 

s Male. 

Paymaster. 

P.  D.  Meloan 

Id  Aug  IS 

John  Hall  18  April  18 

Orromel  Johnston 

3 March  19 

LINEAL  RANK. 

COLONELS. 

G.  M.  Brooke 

8 inf  C bvt 

Moses  Porter 

1 art  B G bvt 

MAJORS. 

Hi  gh  Brady 

2 inf 

Daniel  Bissell 

1 inf  B G bvt 

Abraham  Eustis 

1 art  L C bvt 

Wi  liam  King 

4 inf 

James  H.  Many 

art 

James  Miller 

5 infB  G bvt 

I Hindman 

art  C.  bvt 

Henry  Atkinson 

6 inf 

James  Bankhead 

art 

R.  C.  Nicholas 

8 inf 

Z.  Taylor 

3 inf  bvt 

David  Brcarley 

7 inf  bvt 

John  Nicks 

7 infbvt 

Joseph  L.  Smith 

3 inf 

Gad  Humphreys 

6 inf  bvt 

T.  Chambers 

rifle 

Richard  Whartonby  1 inf  bvt 

E.  Cutler 

2 inf  bvt 

LIEUT.  COLONELS. 

P.  Muhlenberg 

5 infbvt 

John  B.  Walbach 

art  L C bvt. 

John  Tb  Fenwick 

1 art  C bvt 

James  Dinkins 

4 infbvt 

Geo.  E.  Mitchell 

art  C bvt 

Wm.  Bradford 

rifle  bvt 

James  House 

art 

J.  M’lntosh 

8 inf 

Wm.  Lindsay 

art 

Duncan  L.  Clinch 

4 inf 

CAPTAINS. 

,T  Snelling 

6 inf 

Matthew  Arbuckle 

7 inf 

Moses  Sweet 

art  M bvt 

Ninian  Pinkney 
Wm.  Macrea 
Ilf  irv  Leavenworth 
,T.  D’Xeal,  jr 
William  Lawrence 
W.  Morgan 


2 inf  William  Wilson  art 

art  bvt  Enoch  Humphreys  art  M bvt 

5 inf  C bvt  Alexander  Cummings  4 inf 
1 infC  bvt!  James  Dorman  8 inf  >1  bvt 

3 infbvt  Daniel  Baker  3 inf  M bvt 

ritii  'James  Reed  art 


7 


Andrew  M’Dowell 
Robert  Gray 
Luther  Leonard 
J B Crane 

R.  Jones 

Alexander  S.  Brooks 
Nathan  Towson 

S.  B.  Archer 
Sanders  Doncho 
Thomas  Biddle,  jr. 
Josiah  H.  Vose 
Samuel  D.  Harris 
John  A.  Burd 
Joseph  Selden 
Turner  Crooker 
David  E.  Twiggs 
Vv  lute  Youngs 
John  T.  Chnnn 
George  W.  Melvin 
Thomas  Stockton 
C.  Lsrrabee 
"William  Davenport 
"William  Whistler 
William  Gates 

A 0.  W.  Fanning 
John  M.  O’Connor 
William  S.  Foster 
S Burbank 
Stephen  W.  Kearney 
J Roach,  jr 
Thomas  M.  Read,  jr 
J.  F.  Heileman 
George  Bender 
John  Bliss 
James  H.  Hook 
Willis  Foulk 
M Marston 
John  Jones 
J-  L.  Eastman 
S Churchill 
Benjamin  Watson 
Daniel  Ketchum 
B.  K.  Pierce 
H.  Chotard 


1 art 

V.  . L.  Foster 

5 inf 

2 inf  M bvt 

George  Vashion 

7 inf 

1 art 

H.  K.  Craig 

1 art 

art  M bvt 

William  Laval 

1 int  M bvt 

art  L C bvt 

Thomas  Hamilton 

6 inf 

1 art  M bvt 

George  P Peters 

art 

1 art  L C bvt 

Peter  Pelham 

5 inf 

art  M bvt 

M.  M Payne 

art 

art 

J.  J.  Miles 

1 inf 

art  M bvt 

W.  Martin 

rifle 

5 inf  M bvt 

Henry  Shell 

2 inf 

1 art  LO  bvt 

H.  Bradley 

3 inf 

4-infM  bvt 

L.  Aust'n 

S inf  M bvt 

rifle  L C bvt 

G.  H.  Grosvenor 

3 inf 

6 inf  M bvt 

Elijah  Montgomery 

7 inf  M bvt 

7 inf  M bvt 

Alex.  R T hompson 

2 int 

8 inf  M bvt 

William  Christian 

1 inf 

3 inf  M bvt 

J.  Fowle,  jr. 

5 inf 

4 inf 

J S Allison 

7 inf 

art  M bvt 

E.  A.  Allen 

art 

3 inf  M bvt 

W.  J.  Worth 

2 inf  M bvt 

8 inf 

Henry  Whiting 

2 inf 

3 inf 

David  Perry 

5 inf 

art 

George  Gray 

3 inf 

art  M bvt 

John  ( ireen 

3 inf 

art 

James  73ratt 

5 inf 

6 inf  M bvt 

Newman  S.  Clarke 

2 inf 

5 inf  M bvt 

John  R.  Bell 

1 art 

2 inf 

M P.  Lomax 

art 

art 

M.  J.  Magee 

rifle  ’ 

6 inf 

Milo  Mason 

art 

art 

Lewis  B.  Willis 

8 inf 

5 inf 

James  Bailey 

2 inf 

6 inf 

George  Birch 

7 inf 

4 inf 

John  R.  Corbaly 

7 inf 

8 inf 

David  Riddle 

8 inf  M bv£ 

5 inf  M bvt 

Wm  F.  Hobart 

1 art 

1 inf 

George  N Morris 

1 art 

1 art 

Henry  Whiting 

5 inf 

art 

Elijah  Boardman 

6 inf 

6 inf  M bvt 

James  H.  Ballard 

rifle 

6 inf  M bvt 

William  Bee,  jr. 

7 inf 

art 

William  C Beard 

1 inf 

1 inf  f.lbvt 

John  Garland 

3 inf 

i 


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Joseph  J.  Clinch 

7 inf 

Wm.  Haile 

6 inf 

Thomas  Blackstone 

7 inf 

Richard  K.  Call 

1 inf 

F.  S.  Gray 

7 inf 

Jas.  M’Gunnegle 

rifle 

John  Farley 

art 

Wm.  Armstrong 

rifle 

James  11.  Gale 

4 inf 

Bennet  Riley 

rifle 

Thomas  Wright 

8 inf 

Ab.  L.  Sands 

art 

William  M.  Read 

art 

Thomas  J.  Beall 

art 

Lowndes  Brown 

art 

R.  B.  Hvde 

8 nf 

William  Browning 

2 inf 

Jas.  S Grav 

rifle 

Luther  Scott 

art 

R.  A.  Zantzinger 

art 

Jas.  M.  Classell 

4 inf 

R Humphreys 

8 inf 

Lewellen  Hickman 

rifle 

W.  R.  Duncan 

art 

F.  L.  Dade 

4 inf 

C.  L.  Cass 

3 inf 

Stoughton  Gantt 

rifle 

N Young 

8 inf 

J.  Erving 

art 

R.  L.  Coomb 

1 inf 

Philip  Wager 

4 inf 

Joseph  Shomo 

4 inf 

— 53093- 

The  following  list  of  Cadets  is  attached  to  the  Army  Register,  con- 
formably to  a regulation,  for  the  government  of  the  Military  Academy, 
requiring  the  names  of  the  most  distinguished  Cadets,  not  exceeding 
five  in  each  class,  to  be  reported,  for  this  purpose,  at  each  annual  exa- 
mination. 

REPORTED  AT  THE  EXAMINATION  IN  JUNE  1818. 


NAMES. 


Studies  in  which  each  Cadet  par- 
ticularly excels. 


Richard  Balafield, 
Andrew  Talcott, 
Samuel  S.  Smith, 
Horace  Webster, 
Samuel  Ringgold, 


first  class. 

Engineer  and  Drawing. 
Mathematics  and  Philosophy. 
Do.  do. 

Do.  do. 

Military  Art  and  Drawing. 


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NAMES. 

Studies  in  which  each  Cadet  par- 
ticularly excels. 

SECOND  CLASS. 

Wilson  M.  C.  Fairfax, 
William  A.  Eliason, 
Aaron  K.  Woolley, 
Frederick  A.  Underhill, 
Edwai-d  Mansfield, 

Philosophy  and  Drawing. 

Do.  do. 

Philosophy’. 

Do. 

Do. 

THIRD 

CLASS. 

Henry  Brewerton, 
Robert  S.  Brooke, 
William  H.  Bell, 
Thomas  E.  Sudler, 
John  L’Engle, 

Mathems,  and  French  Language. 
Do.  do. 

Do.  do. 

Do.  do. 

Mathematics. 

FOURTH  CLASS. 

Stephen  Tuttle, 
Andrew  Donelson, 
Alvin  Edson, 
Joshua  Baker, 
John  C.  Holland, 

Mathems.  and  French  Language, 
Do.  do. 

Do.  do. 

Do.  do. 

Do.  do, 

-soooo- 

DIVISIONS  AND  DEPARTMENTS  OF  THE  ARMY. 

The  Northern  Division  comprises  Jive  Military  Departments , to  wit : 

No.  1.  New  York,  above  the  Highlands,  and  Vermont 
No.  2.  New  Hampshire,  Massachusetts,  Rhode  Island,  and  Connecticut. 
No.  3.  New  York,  below  the  Highlands,  and  New  Jersey,  excepting’ 
that  which  furnishes  the  first  division  of  militia 
No.  4.  Pennsylvania,  Delaware,  Maryland,  and  that  part  of  New  Jersey', 
Ohio,  Indiana,  and  the  territory  of  Michigan,  and  by  a line 
drawn  from  the  south  end  of  lake  Michigan  to  the  mouth  of 
Rock  River,  on  the  Mississippi,  to  include  all  posiethat  are,  or 
may  be  established  north  of  such  line,  on  both  sides  of  the  Mis- 


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Slssippi,  embracing  ail  the  waters  of  that  river  above  Hock  Hi. 
ver. 

'The  Southern  Division  comprises  four  . Military  Departments,  to  ~n>it 

No.  6.  Virginia,  North  Carolina,  and  the  District  of  Columbia. 

Nn.  7.  South  Carolina  and  Georgia. 

No.  8.  Louisiana,  Mississippi,  and  the  Alabama  Territory. 

No.  9.  Tennessee,  Kentucky,  Illinois  and  the  territory  of  Missouri. 


-SOOC5- 

PAY,  &c.  OF  THE  ARMY. 


Pay  pe 
month. 

No.  ra- 
tions pr 
day. 

Remarks 

8200 

15 

24 

In  addition  to  Day 

kc.  as  sbltn.  in  line 

104 

12 

20 

Do.  do  do 

V 

Kank  and  pay  of  b g 

90 

6 ( 

} 75 

f 

6 3 
1 

Colonel 

'j60 

4 J 

Major 

l 40 

3 * 

!> 

Captain 

{}  50 

4 

75 

6 

40 

0 

40 

2 

20 

2 

16 

2 

90 

6 

75 

5 

6j 

4 

Id 

Rank  or  Grade. 


Major  general  - 

Aid  decamp  to  major  general  - 

Brigadier  general 
Aid  de  camp  to  brigadier  general 
Adjutant  and  inspector  general 
Adjutant  general 
Inspector  general 
Quartermaster  general  - 
Assistant  adjutant  general 
Assistant  inspector  general 
Depute  quartermaster  general 
Topographical  engineer 
Assistant  do  do 

Asst,  deputy  quartermaster  general 
Judge  advocate 
Chaplain 

Hospital  Surgeon  - 
Hospital  surgeon’s  mate 
Post  surgeon 
Hospital  steward 
Ward  master 
Colonel  of  Ordnance 
Lieutenant  colonel  of  do 
Major  of  do.  ... 
Captain  of  do. 


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Bank  or  grade. 


Pay  per  JV'o.  ra- 
tlonspr 
month  day 


First  Lieutenant  of  do 

Second  Lieutenant  of  do 

Third  Lieutenant  of  do 

Colonel  - ... 

Lieutenant  Colonel 

Major  ... 

Captain  - - 

First  Lieutenant  - - - 

Second  Lieutenant 

Second  Lieut  as  conductor  of  artil 

Third  Lieutenant 

Adjutant  (regiment  and  battalion) 

Quartermaster  (do) 

Paymaster  (regiment  and  battalion) 
Kegimcntal  surgeon 
Regimental  surgeon’s  mate 
Sergeant  major 
Quartermaster  sergeant 
Principal  musician 
Sergeant  - - - 

Corporal  ... 


;33 1-3; 
33  1-3 
30 
75 
60 
50 
40 
30 
25 
10 
23 
10 
10 
50 
45 
30 
9 
9 
8 
8 
7 


O 

3 

3 
6 
5 

4 
3 
3 


4 

3 

2 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 


1 

I 


I 

i 


J 


Musician  - 

Art  ificer  of  light  artillery 
Private  . - 

Principal  waggon  master- 
Assistant  waggon  master 
Principal  forage  master 
Assistant  forage  master 
Principal  barrack  master 
Deputy  barrack  master 
Master  armorer  ... 

31  ister  carriage  maker 
Master  black  Smith 
Armorer  . . . . 

Carriage  maker 

Blacksmith  - . . 

Artificer  ... 
Laborer  - - - . 

Commissary  general  of  purchases 


6 

10 

5 

40 

30 

40 

30 

40 

30 

30 

30 

30 

16 

16 

16 

13 

9 


- K 
i i f 
i i ! 


i i 

i j 


Binaries. 


Of  engineers,  light 
artillery,  artillery, 
inftry.  &.  riflemen. 


Of  the  quartermas- 
ter general’s  de- 
partment. 


Of  the  ordnance  de- 
partment. 


S 3,000 


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Rank  or  grade. 

Jr  ay  per 
month. 

JVo.  ra- 
tions fir 

day. 

Remarks. 

Deputy  commissary 

g 2000 

Assistant  commissary  of  issues 

1300 

Salary  not  to  exceed 

Military  storekeeper 

c. 

the  pay  & emolu- 

J 

ment  of  a capt.of  inf 

Apothecary  general 

1,800  per  annnum. 

Assistant  Apothecary 

1'he  pay  & emolu- 

ments  of  a regimen- 

MILITARY  ACADEMY. 

tal  surgeon’s  mate. 

Professor  of  natural  and  experimen- 

The  pav  & emolu- 

tal  philosophy 

ments  of  lieut.  col. 

of  engineers. 

Assistant  ditto  ... 

Do  do  captain 

Professor  of  mathematics  - 

Do  do  major 

Assistant  do  do  - 

Do  do  captain 

Professor  of  engineering’ 

Do  do  major 

Assistant  do  do  - 

Do  do  captain 

Teacher  ov  French  language 

Do  do  captain 

Teacher  of  drawing 

Do  do  captain 

Master  of  the  sword 

262-3 

2 

Cadet 

16 

2 

Names. 

Grade. 

State  or  countr 
where  bom. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  MILITARY 
ACADEMY. 

Jared  Mansfield 

Professor  nat.  & exper.  phil. 

Connecticut 

David  B.  Douglas 

Assistant  do 

New  .terse v 

Andrew  Ellicott 

Professor  mathematics 

Pennsylvania. 

Claude  Crozet  - 

A ssistant  do 

Prof,  of  engineering 

France 

Samuel  Walsh 

Surgeon 

New  York 

Claudius  Berare 

Chaplain 

Teacher  French  language. 

T ranee 

C.  E.  Zoeller 

Teacher  of  drawing 

Germany 

P ere  Thomas 

Sword  master 

Switzerland 

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Whenever  it  shall  be  found  expedient  to  employ  the  army  at  work 
in  fortifications  or  surveys,  in  cutting  roads,  and  other  constant  labor,  if 
no'-  less  than  ten  days,  the  non-commissioned  officers,  musicians,  ar.d  j 
privates  so  employed,  shall  be  allowed  25  cents,  an  extr  gill  of  \\h:s- 
key  or  spirit  each  per  day  while  so  employed — approved  March  2, 1819. 

— ©©©©©— 

REGISTER  OF  THE  JYA  VY  OF  THE  £TJV FTEI)  states. 

CAPTAINS. 

Alexander  Murray,  John  Rogers,  James  Barron,  William  Bainbridge, 
Hugh  G.  Campbell,  Stephen  Decatur,  Thomas  Tingey,  Charles  Stew- 
art, Isaac  Hull,  Isaac  Chauncey,  lohn  Shaw,  John  H.  Dent,  David  Por- 
ter, John  Cassin,  Samuel  Evans,  Jacob  Jones,  Charles  Morris,  Arthur 
Sincla  r,  Oliver  H.  Perry,  'I'homas  Macdonough,  Lewis  Warrington,  Jo- 
seph Bainbridge,  William  M Crane,  James  T.  Leonard,  James  Bid.d'e, 
Charles  G.  Ridgeley,  Robert  T.  Spence,  Daniel  J'.  Patterson,  Samuel 
Angus,  Melancthon  T.  Woolsey,  John  Orde  Creighton,  Edward  Trench- 
ard,  John  Downes,  John  D.  Henley,  Jesse  D Elliott. 

—©©©©©— 

MASTERS  COMMAND AMT. 

Robert  Henley,  Stephen  Cassin,  Daniel  S.  Dexter,  James  Renshaw, 
David.  Deacon,  Louis  Alexis,  Michael  B Carroll,  Sidney  Smith,  Thomas 
Brown,  Nathaniel  Haraden,  Samuel  Woodhouse,  Charles  C.  B.  Thomp- 
son, Alexander  S.  Wadsworth,  George  W.  Rodgers,  George  C.  Read, 
Henry  E Ballard,  William  Carter,  jun.  Joseph  J Nicholson,  John  H. 
Elton,  Edmund  P.  Kennedy  Alexander  J.  Dallas,  John  B.  Nicholson, 
Beekman  V.  Hoffman,  Jesse  Wilkins  n. 

—©©»©©— 

LIETJTENAJ\TS. 

Francis  J.  Mitchell,  George  Merrill,  Joseph  Nicholson,  John  Petti- 
grew, Wolcott  Chauncey,  George  Budd,  Thomas  A.  C.  Jones,  Joseph 
S.  Macpherson,  John  Porter,  William  Finch,  William  B.  Shuhrick.  Hen- 
ry Wells,  Benjamin  W.  Booth,  Alexander  Claxton,  Charles  W Morgan, 
Samuel  P.  Macomber,  Raymond  H.  J.  Perrv,  Lawrence  Kearner,  William 
H Vt  atson,  Thomas  Hendry,  jun.  Foxhall  A.  Parker,  Edward  R.  M’Call, 
Daniel  Turner,  William  II.  Allen,  David  Conner,  John  Gallagher,  Tuo  • 


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mas  IT.  Stevens,  Henry  S Newcomb,  James  P,  Oc-Uers,  William  XL 
Hunter,  John  1).  Sir.at,  John  Packet',  V.  illiam  H Cocke,  Mat. 
thsw  C.  Petty,  Charles  W.  Skinner,  Joseph  XX’ragg,  Samuel  XV. 
Adams,  John  li.  Madison,  Dugomier  Taylor,  George  Pearce,  Freder  ck 
W Smith,  Nathaniel  IT  Nicholson,  Otho  Norris,  John  T Newton, 
P.  A.  I.  P.  Jones,  Samuel  Henley,  A.  H.  M Conklin,  Joseph  Smith, 
J^awrence  Rousseau,  George  XV.  Stnrer,  Joseph  Cassin,  Robert  M Rose, 
Beverley  Kennon,  Edmund  Shubrick,  Charles  A.  Budd.  Francis  H.  Gre- 
gory, John  M.  Maury,  Benjamin  Coopt  r,  Philip  I’.  Yoorhees,  llenry 
Gilliam,  John  H.  Clack,  William  D.  Salter,  William  A Spencer.  Wil- 
liam L.  Gordon,  David  Geisinger,  John  Percival,  James  Katnage,  XX  il- 
liam V.  Taylor,  Mervide  B.  Mix,  Thomas  M Newell,  Charles  S.  M’Cau- 
ley,  John  H.  Bell,  Dulanv  Forrest,  Bladen  Dulanv,  Francis  B.  Gamble, 
Richard  Daslue'),  John  Tayloe,  George  B.  M’Culloch,  Robert  Spetlden, 
Thomas  T.  XV ebb,  Walter  G.  Anderson,  Stephen  r'hamplin,  Charles  T. 
Stallings.  James  M’Gowan,  XX’ m.  Lowe,  F.lie  A.  F.  Vallette,  John  H Au- 
lick,  Silas  Duncan,  Thomas  S Cunningham,  Isaac  M’Keever,  Robert  F. 
Stockton,  Nathaniel  L Montgomery,  Walter  N.  Monteath,  Silas  H. 
Strrhgham,  George  W.  Vancleve,  Paul  Zanizinger,  Charles  E.  Cn.  why, 
XX  ilhum  Laughton,  Nelson  XX’ebster,  XX  illiam  A C.  Farragut,  Richard  G. 
Edwards,  XX’illiam  Mervine,  William  K.  Latimer,  Isaac  Ma>  o,  Thomas 
Crabb,  Edward  B.  Babbitt,  George  Hamersley,  Thomas  Payne,  jun.  John 
Hill,  jun.  James  Armstrong,  Joseph  Smott,  Robert  B.  Rand'  dpi),  XX  il- 
liam Berry  Samuel  L.  Brecse.  John  Evans,  Benjamin  Page,  jun.  John 
T.  Ritchie,  John  A.  XVish,  John  Gwinn,  XX’illiam  A.  Weaver,  Thomas 
XX'.  XX'yman,  James  L.  Xlorris,  John  A.  Benches,  Andrew  Fitzhugh, 
William  M.  Caldwell  John  K.  Carter,  Jr seph  Cross,  Abraham  S.  Ten 
Eick,  Thomas  Hamersley,  John  XX’hite  XX  illiam  M.  Robins,  Robert 
Field,  Hirant  Paulding,  Enoch  Lowe,  Jonathan  D.  XX’illiamsoi  , Charles 
L.  Springer,  Charles  Boar  man,  XX  illiam  1.  Belt,  XViUiam  Boeruin,  Thos. 
H.  Bovvyer,  Charles  H.  Caldwell  Thomas  A.  Conover,  Archibald  S. 
Campbell,  Nathaniel  Carter,  jun  Alexander  Eskridge,  French  Forrest, 
Edgar  Freeman,  Edward  Greenwell,  Charles  Gaunt,  John  II.  Graham, 
George  W.  Isaacs,  Enoch  H Jones,  XX’illiam  Jamesson,  Charles  Lace\ , 
John  C.  Long,  XX’illiam  E.  M’Kenney,  William  J.  M’Cluney,  James  Ni- 
cholson, XViUiam  XX’.  Ramsay,  James  XX’.  H Rav,  Ebenezer  Ridgeway, 
Clement  XX’.  Stevens,  Robert  E.  Searcey,  Thomas  A.  Tippett,  James  B. 
Taylor,  XX  illiam  Taylor,  Ralph  X’oorhccs,  Charles  L Williamson,  Henry 
R.  Warner,  Henry  Ward,  DriahP.  Lev , James  Trant,  XV alter  Abbot, 
Joel  Abbot  Samuel  XX'.  Adams,  John  A Cocke,  James  F Curtis,  John 
L.  Cummings,  Samuel  XX’  Downing,  Pelcg  I\.  Dunham,  John  M.  Dale, 
Samuel  A.  Eakin,  Frederick  S.  Gibbon,  Henry  Gray,  James  Goodrum, 

R chard  S Hunter,  XViUiam  Inman,  John  H.  lee,  James  E.  Legare, 
George  M'Cauiey,  XX’illiaru  H.  Mott,  Archibald M'Neal,  John  B.  Montgo- 
mery, James  E.  M’Donald,  James  A.  Perly,  Hugh  Nelson  Page,  Richard. 


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M.  Potter,  Nathaniel  A.  Prentiss,  Charles  C.  Russell,  Lewis  E.  Simonds, 
Horace  B.  Sawyer,  Cornelius  K.  Stribhlmg,  Joshua  R Sands,  ''ilium 
Temple,  Josiah  Tatnall,  Albert  G.  Wall,  Ephraim  D.  Whitlock,  James 
M.  K.  M’lntosh,  William  J.  M.  M’Cluney,  Allen,  R.  W.  Criffin. 

-0SQ05- 

SURGEONS. 

Edward  Cutbush,  Peter  St.  Medard,  Samuel  R.  Marshall,  Lewis  Heer- 
man,  Joseph  G.  T.  Hunt,  Jonathan  Cowdery,  Samuel  D.  Heap,  Robert 
I,.  Thorn,  Samuel  R.  Trevett,  jun  William  P.  G.  llarton,  George  Logan, 
Amos  A Evans,  Robert  S.  Kearney,  James  Page,  jun.  John  D.  M’Rey- 
nolds,  Thomas  Harris,  William  Turk,  Hyde  Ray,  William  Baldwin,  Wal- 
ter W.  Buchanan,  E.  L.  Lawton,  Charles  Cotton,  Gerald  Dayers,  William 
Caton,  jun.  Robert  15.  Barton,  Benjamin  P.  Kissam,  John  A Kearney, 
Richard  Ci  Edgar,  Bailey  Washington,  George  T.  Kenn on,  W alter  W. 
New,  Samuel  Horsley,  Robert  C.  Randolph,  Charles  B Hamilton,  Usher 
Parsons,  William  Swift,  Josephus  M.  S O’Conway,  Richard  K.  Hoffman, 
Thomas  B.  Salter,  William  Barnwell,  jun.  Wm.  C Whittelsey,  Peter 
Christie,  Charles  M.- Reese,  Samuel  Jackson,  Andrew  B.  Cook,  John  H. 
Gordon,  Leonard  Osborne,  Thomas  Williamson,  John  DLx,  John  Cadle. 
Silas  D.  Wiclfes,  George  S.  Sprocton. 

—©©©©©— 

SURGEONS'  MATES. 

John  Harrison,  Gustavus  R.  Brown,  Manuel  Philips,  William  Belt, 
John  I).  Armstrong’,  James  C.  Garrison,  Samuel  M.  Kissam,  Benjamin 
Austin,  jun.  Leuco  Mitchell,  Wilmot  F.  Rogers,  John  C.  Richardson, 
-John  W.  Peaco,  Alexander  M.  Montgomery,  Oliver  Le  Chevalier,  Wm. 
Butler,  jr.  John  II.  Steele,  Francis  Gevrish,  Edward  Woodward,  Ben- 
jamin A.  Welles,  Frederick  P.  Markham,  Wm.  D.  Conway,  Robert  C. 
Wardle,  James  Norris,  Thomas  C.  Gardner,  Benajah  Tickner,  Charles 
Chase,  Thomas  W.  Wiesenthal,  George  B Doane,  Nathaniel  W.  Miller, 
William Birchmore,  David  II.  Frazer,  John  S.  Wiley,  James  R.  Boyce. 

—©©©©©— 

PURSERS. 

Isaac  Garreston,  Clement  S.  Hunt,  Gwinn  Harris,  John  H.  Carr,  Na- 
thaniel Lyde,  Samuel  Robertson,  Samuel  Hambleton,  Robert  C.  Ludlow, 
Thomas  1.  Chew,  Thomas  Shields,  Richard  C.  Archer,  Lewis  Deblois, 


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George  S.  Wise,  Francis  A.  Thornton,  James  M.  Halsev,  Edward  Fitz- 
gerald, Alexander  P.  Darraugh,  Edward  W.  Turner,  Henry  Dens.on, 
Wm.  S.  Rogers,  John  R.  Shaw,  Samuel  P Tood,  George  Beale,  jun. 
James  H.  Clark,  William  P Zantzinger,  Joseph  North,  Joseph  Y\  ilson, 
jun.  Thomas  Waine,  Joseph  B.  Wilkinson,  Benjamin  F Bourne,  William 
Sinclair,  Matthew  C.  Atwood,  John  N.  Todd,  Timothy  Winn,  William  M. 
Sands,  Joseph  H.  Terry,  Thomas  Breese,  Gardner  Thomas,  Ashton  Y. 
Humphreys,  John  De  Bree,  Charles  O Handy,  Joseph  H.  Causten,  Sdas 
Butler,  Joseph  Cassin,  Thomas  Burrowes,  John  B.  Fanning. 

-OSt599- 

CHJUPLMAS. 

Andrew  Hunter,  David  P.  Adams,  John  Cook,  Cheever  Felch, Charles 
Folsom,  A.  C.  Nathaniel  Andrews,  John  Ireland. 

— 99909 — 


(in  the  remainder  of  the  list  the  rank  AS  WELL  AS  TnE  NAME  IS 
ALPHABETICAL. 

MIDSHIPMEN. 

Albert  A.  Alexander,  Joseph  H.  Ashbridge,  Henry  A.  Adams,  Alex- 
ander M’Kim  Andrew,  Robert  Arn.istead,  Nathaniel  Alexander,  Wil- 
liam M.  Armstrong,  Thomas  C.  Abbott,  Roderick  R.  Adams,  George  A- 
dams,  John  B.  Abercrombie,  Thomas  S.  Brown.  James  A.  I)  Bro  . ry 
Samuel  Barron,  Horatio  Beatty,  Yorick  Baker,  Charles  II.  Bell,  Elipha- 
let  Bali,  Abraham  Bigelow,  William  Boden,  Russel  Baldwin,  Henry 
Bruce,  John  Bubier,  Edmund  Byrne,  John  D Bird,  Timothy  G Ben- 
ham,  Cyrus  A.  Branch,  Benjamin  Bartholomew,  John  P.  Babbiclge, 
James  S Boughan.  Franklin  Buchanan,  Arthur  Bainbridge,  John  M. 
Boardley,  Joseph  Bowman,  Lvttleton  M.  Booth,  A.  R Bogardus,  Ben- 
jamin F Bachie,  Oscar  Bullus,  R.  S.'  Bullus,  George  S Blake,  Joshua 
Barney,  jun  Gersham  J.  Van  Brent,  Joseph  R.  Blake,  Theodorus  Bailey, 
jun.  John  S.  Chauncey,  Lodowick  Crary.  Josephs.  Cornwall,  Lachlan 
A.  I.  Cuthbert,  Enos  R Childs,  John  P.  Cambreleng,  James  Conner, 
James  AI  Cults,  Thomas  B.  Curtis,  Edward  \\  . Carpenter,  Benjamin 
Carpinter,  John  M.  Channing,  Augustus  Cutts,  Robert  Carson,  David 
Conynghani,  Joshua  W.  Cochran,  Joseph  S.  Cannon,  Robert  B.  Cun- 
ningham, Joseph  Cutts,  jun.  James  S.  oxe,  Richard  Cochrane,  J m 
Cremer,  William  E.  Cambridge,  Jacob  Crowninshield, James  H Clinton, 
Wm.  Campbell,. tames  E.  Calhoun,  Samuel  B.  Cocke,  John  T.  \V.  H. 
Dayton,  James  W.  Delany,  Maximilian  De  Vaux,  John  Dennis,  jun.  Tlio- 


87- 


mas  W.  Daily,  Charles P.  Derby,  Daniels.  De  Saussure,  Thomas  O.  Da- 
vis, Mahlon  \I.  Downing,  Richard  Dominick,  Samuel  Dusenberry,  Chas. 
Dana,  George  D.  Dods,  G.  De  Castera  Davezac,  Hugh  Dulanv,  Henry 
Dyson,  Thomas  Dornin,  Samuel  F.  Dupont,  Henry  J.  Dickinson,  Augus- 
tus C Douglass,  Oscar  Davis,  Marmaduke  Dore,  jun.  Albert  C.  Downes, 
Gabriel  E.  De  Saussure,  Edwin  Esses,  Frank  Ellery,  Charles  Ellery', 
Christopher  T.  Emmet,  Frederick  Engle,  Henrv  Etting  Henry  Eagle,  jr. 
David  G.  Farragut, Thomas  VV.  Freelon,  Thomas  E.  Finnemore,  James 
M Freeman,  Benjamin  Follet,  Robert  Y.  Fairlie,  William  Foster,  Geo. 
B.  Forrester,  Peterson  Goodwin,  Lewis  M.  Goklsborough,  Jacob  Gil- 
meyer,  Thomas  Greeves,  jun.  Daniel  Goodwin,  Benjamin  S.  Grimke, 
Willis  M.  Green,  Thomas  R.  Gerry,  William  H.  Gardner,  Thomas  H. 
Gedney,  Timothy  Gay,  James  T.  Gerry,  William  Green,  William  M. 
Glendy,  Walter  Gardner,  Alexander  G.  Gordon,  Thomas  P.  Harrison, 
Benjamin  Harrison,  Joseph  L.  Harper,  Moses  H.  Hunter,  Levi  M.  Harby, 
Joseph  L.  C.  Hardy,  Edward  W.  Hamilton,  James  Hodges,  Joseph  Hull 
Thomas  B.  Handy,  John  F.  Howell,  George  N.  Hollins,  Thomas  Hayes, 
John  Ileth,  William  H.  Homer,  Samuel  Morton,  Harry  D.  Hunter,  Wil- 
liam S.  Harvey,  John  Hunt,  John  L.  Harris,  William  S.  Hairis.  U ill.  m 
L.  Howard,  Hubbard  H.  Hobbs,  Alexander  Hosack,  Abraham  Hosack, 
Lucius  C Heylin,  John  E.  Heron,  Peyton  T.  Henly,  Patricius  Hepburn, 
Andrew  A.  Harwood,  Robert  Harris,  jun.  Stern' Humphreys,  Duncan  N. 
Ingraham,  Israel  Israel,  Oscar  Irving,  George  Izard,  James  T Jackson, 
Joseph  R,  Jarvis,  Richard  A.  Jones,  Frederick  Jarret,  Walter  F.  Jones, 
Joshua  H.  Justin,  Edward  S.  Johnson,  Zachariah  F.  Johnson,  R.  W. 
Jones,  Adam  S.  Kuhn,  John  Kelly,  James  I).  Knight,  Matthew  Keogh, 
William  H.  Kennon,  Stephen  B.  Kingston,  John  M.  Luckett,  James  H. 
Ludlow,  Thomas  I.  Leib,  John  Loveday,  Samuel  W.  Le  Comte,  George 
II.  Leverett,  Edward  A.  Lansing,  James  R.  Lyman,  Stephen  B,  Las- 
salle,  Charles  Lowndes,  Christopher  Lowndes,  John  H.  Little,  Andrew 
K.  Long,  John  M’Caw,  Charles  W.  Minton,  Wm.  M’Clean,  Richard 
Mackall,  David  Mitchell,  Daniel  H.  Mackey,  John  Marston,  jr.  Joseph 
Moorhead,  David  W.  M’Rorie,  Daniel  S.  il’Cauley,  Sharp  D.  Moore, 
Michael  Mahony,  Joseph  Matt i son,  William  W.  M’Kean,  IVm.  M’Kenzie, 
William  A.  M’lntosh,  Nicholas  Marchand,  Joseph  Myers,  Samuel  Mer- 
cer, Robert  F.  Martin,  Robert  Marshall,  Alexander  M.  Murray,  Oliver 
H.  Middleton,  George  A.  Magruder,  James  P.  M’Call,  Humphrey  II. 
Morris,  Edward  Y.  Marshall,  John  G.  Melish,  Charles  V.  Morris,  Alex- 
ander M’Mull,  John  Marshall,  Robert  H.  Nichols,  Walter  Newcomb, 
Zachariah  W.  Nixon,  Henry  C.  Newton,  Wm.  . Nicholson,  Wm.  D, 
Nevnian,  Joseph  B Nones,  William  B.  Nicholson,  John  S.  Nicholas,  Jo- 
seph M.  Nicholson,  Augustus  A.  Nicholson,  James  L.  Lowland,  Patrick 
H.  Overton,  William  Pottenger,  Garret  J.  Pendergrast,  Thomas  Petti- 
grew, Charles  T.  Platt,  Edward  Price,  Samuel  B.  Phelps,  John  E.  Pren- 
tiss, Jott  S.  Paine,  Thomas  Patten,  William  Pollard,  John  F.  Pelot,  A!-! 


88 


exander  B.  Pinkham,  Richard  S.  Pinckney,  David  FI.  Porter,  Richard 
Pickett,  John  At.  Palmer,  " illiam  H.  Potter,  Robert  Potter,  George  P. 
Pearson,  AVilliam  H.  Pennock,  Edward  Pinkney,  John  Pope,  Isaac  E. 
Perkins,  AA 'illiam  P.  Piercy,  Edv  ard  Preble,  A',  illiam  AV.  Page,  Le  in 
M.  Powell,  John  M.  Patterson,  AVilliam  Pierson,  Reuben  R.  Pinkham, 
Samuel  Kenshaw,  Edmund  M.  Russell,  Henry  Randall,  Samuel  Rogers, 
AA  illiam  T.  Rogers,  Wm  Rice,  Robert  Ritchie,  Solomon  Rutter,  Victor 
M Randolph,  John  Rudd,  At  illiam  Roane,  Herman  Rutgers,  \V  AV. 
Rittenhouse,  Edward  C Rutledge,  John  Reed,  jun..  Psac  H.  Rand,  Bur- 
well  S.  Randolph,  Thomas  M Randolph,  Pierre  C.  Rion,  Peter  B Ran- 
dolph, John  M.  Rinker,  Richard  Stewart,  John  L.  Saunders,  Augustus 
Swartwout,  AVilliam  Steele,  Otho  Stallings,  Hugh  C.  Sweeney,  John 
Sullivan,  JohnB.  Shute,  AA’illiam  Skiddv,  John  Swartwout,  Matthew  AV. 
Stout,  John  Stevenson,  David  li.  Stewart,  Robert  M.  Summers,  William 
F.  Shields,  Irvine  Shubrick,  Joshua  B.  Stearns,  Egbert  Sbaler,  Jonathan 
AAV  Sherburne,  Roger  C.  Shaw,  Merit  Scott,  G.  W.  Somerville,  Francis 
Sanderson,  Jesse  Smith,  I'.  AA  . C.  Storv,  Henry  D.  Scott,  V,  illiam  D. 
Shalcr,  John  H.  Smith,  Alexander  Slidell,  George  S.  Smith,  George 
Shute,  Joseph  G.  Smith,  Thomas  O.  Selfridge,  AVilliam  Shaw,  George 
AA  . Simms,  Ira  Titus,  Nehemiah  Tilton,  John  S.  Townsend,  John  P. 
Tuttle,  Henry  E.  Turner,  John  Tompkins,  Thomas  B.  Tilden,  Benia- 
min Tallmadge,  jun.  William  G.  B.  Taylor,  Alexander  Thompson,  Kich- 
ard  Taylor,  John  L.  Thomas,  Alexander  Thompson,  Frederick  A'arnum, 
James  K.  A allette,  Daniel  R.  Walker,  James  Williams,  Stephen  B. 
AVilson,  AA'  S.  I.  Washington,  William  C.  AVetmore,  Clement  S.  At  hit- 
tington,  Frederick  Wolbert,  Pardon  M.  At  hippie.  Will. am  S.  A’-  alker, 
Oliver  AV.  Wood,  Erasmus  AVilkins,  Thomas  A'.  \\  ilson,  George  T.  tt  ea- 
ver,  James  P.  At  ilson,  Charles  F.  At  inn,  Mason  Wilson,  Charles  AA  dues, 
jun.  Oliver  S.  Wolcott,  Holla  Weems,  AVilliam  G.  At  oolsey,  John  Jay 
Young. 

appointed  tince  January  1S19. 

Thomas  M.  Buchanan,  Thomas  O.  BrufT.  Edward  Boutwell,  Ro- 
bert B.  Coffin,  Charles  E.  Cutts,  Charles  At . Gay,  Jam.es  Glynn,  Svlva- 
nus  Gordon,  James  Hamilton,  Alexander  H.  Hopkinson,  John  C.  Jones, 
Charles  H.  Jackson,  Charles  H A.  H.  Kennedy,  1 homas  King,  lohn  C. 
Luke,  Thomas  H.  Newtnani  Edwin  B.  Newton,  Hugh  A'.  Purviance, 
Henry  Pinkney,  Alexander  F.  Porter,  Richard  S Platt,  Cadwalader 
Ringgold,  Charles  H.  Sharr,  Albert  G.  Slaughter,  Robert  Steed,  Isaac 
S.  Sterrett,  Griffin  Tompkins,  Isaac  Telfair,  John  At . West,  James  E. 
AVright,  Dudley  Walker. 


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SAILING  MASTERS. 

Edward  Barry,  Eli  Brown,  Abraham  B.  Uloodgood,  Cornelius  Bennet, 
Salvadore  Catalano,  James  B.  Cooper,  A.  L John  Cloug'h,  Alexander 
Cunningham,  John  Carlton,  Peter  Carson,  Briscoe  S.  Doxy,  Martnaduke 
Dove,  Daniel  Dobbins,  J.  II  Dill,  George  F.  De  La  Roche,  Shubael 
Downes,  John  Drew,  Andrew  Dorgan,  Francis  H.  Ellison,  James  Fergu- 
son, William  Foster,  acting,  Augustus  Ford,  Samuel  R Gerry,  Thomas 
Godtres,  George  A.  Hallowed,  Samuel  C.  Dixon,  Henry  D.  Hill,  Daniel 
.Tones,  William  Johnson,  W illiam  Knight,  Simon  Kingston,  Robert  Knox, 
Sylvester  Kemper,  John  Kitts,  Jarilts  Loomis,  Alexis  Luckett,  Joseph 
; Lindsay,  G illiam  Lee,  Samuel  P.  Cliamberfain,  William  Landen,  Jacob 
' Mull,  Francis  Mallaby,  YV  illiam  T.  Malbone,  Philfp  S.  Meyer,  William 
Miller,  Edwards  Mount,  John  Nantz,  Thomas  Nichols,  David  Phipps, 
Lewis  B.  Page,  James  B.  Potts,  William  TV.  Polk,  Thomas  Pollock,  John 
Quinn,  Edward  Rumtiey,  Samuel  Rinker,  Thomas  Rutter,  John  Robin- 
son, Joseph  Stevens,  Thomas  TV.  Story,  Wm.  W.  Slieed,  Nathaniel 
Stoodly,  D.  S.  Stcllwagen,  James  Spilman,  Joseph  Taylor,  Robert  S. 
Tatem,  James  Terry,  Henry  Tew,  sen.  John  M.  Kidd,  James  Tewksbu- 
ry, V.  illiam  Vaughn,  Charles  F.  Woldo,  Joseph  Williston,  Nahum  War- 
ren, Henry  Worthington,  Cssar  R.  Wilson,  James  B.  Wright,  Edward 
L.  Young,  George  fcJlrick. 

j:  OATS  H'A  INS. 

James  Banks,  William  Brown,  John  Bligh,  James  Culbertson,  Ste- 
phen G.  Clark,  Westly  Cunningham,  John  Dawson,  Benjamin  Evans, 
David  Eaton,  William  Henry,  William  Keith.  Edward  Linscot,  John  Lon- 
guil.  John  M’Cloud,  Colin  M’Clnud,  Ji.hn  M’Fate,  John  M’Nally,  John 
Robeson,  Thomas  R.  Smith,  Abraham  Walton,  John  Woods. 

— 

GUANERS,  CARPENTERS,  &c. 

John  Baker,  Thomas  Barry,  James  Bogman,  Antonio  Correia,  James 
Cosgrate,  Robert  Conklin,  John  Lord,  Matthew  Rogers,  John  Johnson, 
George  Jackson. 

— ©©©e©— 

CARPENTERS. 

Breasted  Barnes,  Peter  Demeritt,  Baruch  Evans,  Zacheus  K.  Fuller,  j 
Robert  Fell,  John  Gedney,  Samuel  F.  Holback,  David  Horrsman,  Sam-  ! 
tie!  Humphreys,  \»  illiam  Robertson,  James  Stephens,  James  Stevens,  j 
Richard  Thomas. 


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SAIL  MAKERS. 

John  L.  Brown,  William  Baldwin,  S.  B.  Banister,  Amos  Cutter,  Wil- 
liam Landen,  John  Spier. 

— — 

MASTERS'  MATES. 

James  Bell,  John  Fair,  James  Foster,  Benjamin  Kirby,  Robert  Long 
Elias  Taylor. 


— ©■SOO©— 

J\AVY  AGENTS. 

Portland , John  L.  Stayer. —Portsmouth,  Henry  S.  Langdon. — Rostov,, 
Amos  Binney. — .Veto  London,  Joseph  Hull. — JYeoo-York,  John  Bull  is  — 
Philadelphia,  George  Harrison.  - Baltimore,  James  Beatty. — Annapolis, 
John  Randall. — Norfolk,  Miles  King. — Charleston,  John  Robertson. — 
Savannah,  Archibald  S.  Bullock. — Kentucky,  James  Morrison.  — .A  ew- 
Orleans,  I.  K.  Smith. — Newport,  fit.  I.J  Constant  Taber — Hartford, 
C Con.J  John  Morgan. — Wilmington,  N.  C.J  Joshua  Potts. — .A  ewbern, 
Jeremiah  Brown. — Nett > Castle,  J.  S.  Riddle. — London,  Baring,  Brothers, 
Si  Co.  Bankers  of  United  States. — Barcelona,  Richard  M’Call. 

A commission  is  allowed  1o  navy  agents  not  exceeding  one  per  cent, 
upon  their  disbursements  Their  whole  annual  emoluments  are  limited 
by  law  to  S2,(J0U,  without  any  allowance  for  clerk  hire,  porters,  office 
rent,  stationary,  or  any  thing  else.  Every  charge  must  be  paid  out  of 
their  commissions. 


Naval  Store-keepers.. 

Next)-  York,  J ohn  P Decatur. — .Veto- Orleans,  Samuel  T.  Anderson. — 
Portsmouth,  (~.Y.  H.  J Tunis  Craven.  — Gosport,  fVa.J  Thomas  Dolton. 
— Washington  City,  Edward  W.  Duvall. — Charlestown,  fAlass.J  Caleb 
Gibbs. — Philadelphia,  Robert  Kennedy. 

Naval  Constructors. 

Washington  City,  William  Doughty,  Henry  Eckford. 

Inspector  and  Measurer  of  Timber. 

James  Carberrv,  ....  Was  lington  City. 


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NAVY  YARDS. 

At  Washington. 

Thomas  Tingey,  captain  commandant  and  navy  agent 
Stephen  Cassin,  master  commandant. 

James  Owner,  head  carpenter. 

Jolm  Davis,  of  Abel,  plumber  and  blacksmith. 

William  Sandford,  head  sailmaker. 

At  Philadelphia. 

Alexander  Murray,  captain  commandant. 

At  Norfolk. 

John  Cassin,  captain  commandant. 

At  New- York. 

Samuel  Evans,  captain  commandant. 

At  Charlestown,  A/nss. 

Isaac  Hull,  captain  commandant. 

-oeseo- 

MARINE  CORPS. 

PAT  OP  OFFICERS  AS  ESTABLISHED  BT  LAW. 


Forage 

Utiions  pr. 

GRADE. 

month. 

per 

month. 

ay  at  25 
cents 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant 

S12 

12 

Captains  ... 

40 

3 

’First  Lieutenants  - - 

30 

- 

3 

Second  Lieutenants 

25 

- 

2 

Ad  jutant  Pay  and  Qr.  Masters  each  extra 

10 

6 

- 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Commanding. — Anthony  Gale. 

Captains. — Arch.  Henderson,  b.  m.  R.  tVainwright,  b.  m.  William  An- 
derson, S Miller,  b.  m.  & adj.  J.  M.  Gamble,  b.  m ■ Alfred  Grayson,  q.  m. 
William  Strong. 

First  Lieutenants. — F.  B Bellevue,  Lyman  Kellogg,  Samuel  E.  Watson, 
William  L Brow  ill  ow,  Thomas  W.  Legge,  V'.  H.  Freeman,  Joseph  X,. 
Kuhn,  Henry  Olcott,  Charles  11.  Broom,  Benjamin  ilichardson,  Francis 


92 


B.  White,  William  Nicoll,  Charles  Lord,  Levi  Twiggs,  John  Harris, 
Samuel  B.  Johnson,  Thomas  A.  Linton,  Richard  Auchmutv,  James  L de- 
li n,  Christopher  Ford,  James  I Mills,  ParkG.  Howie,  George  B.  English, 
Richard  D Green. 

Second  Lieutenants. — Robert  M.  Desha,  pai  master,  Henry  F,.  DA,  F.  - 
win  B.  Mewton,  Elijah  J.  Weed,  Charles  L.  Porter,  Joseph  C H . 
Henry  W.  Gardner,  William  Dulany,  Thomas  S.  English.  James  M’Sher- 
ry  Clements. 

— 

A Table  of  the  Pay  and  Subsistence  of  the  Officers  of  the  Xavy. 


Jiank  or  station. 

Captain  of  a vessel  of  32  or 
more  Guns, 

Captain  of  a vessel  of  20  and 
under  32, 

Master  Commandant,  - 
Lieut  Commandant  - 
Lieutenant, 

Chaplain, 

Surgeon, 

Surgeon’s  Mate, 

Sailing  Master, 

Purser, 

Boatswain, 

Gunner, 

Sail  Maker, 

Carpenter, 

Midshipmen, 

Master’s  Mate, 

Captain’s  Clerk,  - 
Boatswain’s  Mate, 
Cockswain, 

\i  omr.n  of  gun  room,  - 
Quarter  Gunner, 
Carpenter’s  Mate, 
Armourer, 

Steward, 

C<  o >er, 

Master  at  Arms,  - 
Cook,  - 


2 5 

r* 

§•  § 

100 

8 

75 

6 

60 

5 

50 

4 

40 

3 

40 

2 

50 

2 

S'O 

2 

40 

2 

40 

O 

20 

2 

20 

2 

20 

2 

20 

i 

19 

i 

20 

i 

25 

i 

19 

i 

IS 

i 

18 

i 

IS 

i 

19 

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Exhibit,  showing  the  names  and  force  of  the  vessels  of  the  J\  avy  of  the 
United  States,  also,  when  and  where  built,  purchased  or 
captured,  and  their  present  stale  and  condition. 


A'ames  and  force. 

When  built 

IfTiere  built. 

State  and  Condition, 

1 

Alert,  store  ship 

Cap'ured. 

In  service 

Asp 

1815 

Do 

Block  ship 

On  the  stks 

N.  Orleans 

Constitution,  44 

1797 

Boston 

Hull  in  good  order ; re- 
quires new  boats  aud 
some  spars  and  sads. 

Columbia 

1819 

Washingtn 

Constellation,  36 

Baltimore 

In  service  in  Meditern. 

Congress,  36  - 

Ports.  N.H. 

In  service 

Chippewa,  rate  74 

On  stocks 

Sackts.  bar. 

Confiance,  32 

Capt’dl814 

Hull  in  good  order,  wants 
a few  spars 

Cvane,  24  - - 

1815 

Requiresextensive  reps. 

Detroit,  13 

1813 

Sunk 

Despatch,  2 

Purchased 

In  service 

Erie,  18 

1813 

Balti  more 

Do  Mediterranean 

Entei  prise,  bomb 

1797 

do 

In  service 

JEtna  ... 

1818 

Purchased 

Eagle,  12 

1814 

ergennes, 

In  good  order,  wanting 

\ 1. 

asprjtsail  yard 

Franklin,  74  - 

1815 

Phdadelph 

In  service 

Fulton  1st, steam  frigate 

New-York 

In  ordinary 

Firebrand,  schr.  6 - 

Purchased 

In  service 

Guerriere,  44, 

1814 

Phdadelph 

Hull  in  good  order. wants 
a few  spars  and  cables 

General  Pike,  24  - 

1813 

Sackts.  bar 

Ghent  - - 

18 15 

Erie,  Penn. 

Hornet,  - - 

1805 

Baltimore 

Hornet,  schr. 

1813 

Purchased 

In  service 

Independence,  74  - 

1814 

■ i >ston 

la  good  order 

Java,  44  - - 

Baltimore  1 

acquires  e xtensive  reps. 

Jefferson,  18 

Sackts.  har.i 

in  good  order 

94 


Mimes  and force. 


Jones,  18 
Louisiana 
Lawrence,  20  - 
Lynx,  5 
Linnet,  16 


Lady  of  the  Lake,  1 
Macedonian,  36 


Mohawk,  32 
Madison,  18  - 

New  Orleans,  rate  74 
Niagara,  18 
Nonsuch,  6 - 

Ontario,  18 
Oneida, 

Plattsburg,  rate  74  - 
Peacock,  18  - 

Prometheus,  12 
Porcupine,  1 
Queen  Charlotte,  14 
Ranger 
Raven 

Superior,  44  - 
Saratoga,  22  - 

Svlph,  16 
Saranac,  16  - 

Spark,  12 
Spitfire,  bomb 
Surprise,  6 
Ticondc-roga,  14 
Tickler,  small  arms  - 
Torpedo,  mute 
United  States,  44  - 
Vesuvius*  bomb 
Vengeance,  do 
Washington,  74 


When  buih. 

Where  built. 

Slate  and  condition. 

do 

Do 

1812 

Purchased 

1813 

Erie,  Penn. 

Sunk 

1814 

Washington} 

in  service 

capt’d  1814 

In  good  order 

1813 

Sackts.  har. 

In  good  order 

capt’d  1812 

Hull  in  good  order 

1814 

Sackts.  har. 

In  good  order 

1813 

do 

do 

On  stocks  I 

Sackts.  har. 

1813 

Erie,  Penu 

Receiving  vessel 

1812jPurchased. 

In  service 

1813'Raltimore. 

do 

1809  Sackts.  har 

Much  decayed 

On  stocks 

do 

1813 

New-York. 

In  service  Mediterran. 

1814  Purchased 

In  service 

1813 

Erie,  Penn. 

In  good  order 

capt’d  1813 

Sunk 

:purchs.lo’4 

1813 

Much  decayed 

1?14 

Sackts.  har. 

- 

Vergennes, 

Yt. 

In  good  order 

1813 

Sackts.  har 

1815 

| Hartford,  ct 

In  service 

'purchs.1814 

Do  Mediterranean 

1815 

Condemned 

1814 

1812 

Sunk 

1797 

Philadelph 

In  service,  Mediterran. 

Condemned 

Unfit  for  service 

1816 

portsm.x.u 

In  service,  Mediterran. 

95 


GUN  BOATS. 

.it  Charleston,  S.  C No.  10,  dismantled — in  ordinary ; requires  some 

repairs. 

158,  do  do  in  good  order, 

but  requires  caulking 

168,  6 nine  pound  carronade — in  good  order, 
but  will  shortly  require  coppering. 

At  Washington. — No.  67,  yard  tender 

At  New-Ybrk. — No.  8,  [2)  requires  extensive  repairs 

At  hoi-folk. No.  72  no  armamei  t ; hulls  perfectly  sound  ; 

76  3 without  masts,  Uc.  72  coppered,  76  not 
coppered 

At  Baltimore. 14  barges,  in  ordinary. 

At  J\ exvport. No.  95,  in  ordinary . 

At  Whitehall. 6 galleys,  in  good  order. 

At  Sackett's  Harbor. -15  gun  boats,  in  good  order. 

At  New  Orleans. o gun  boats. 

Bull  dog,  felucca. 

2 barges  7 

2 launches  5 

-8C959- 

NAMES  OF  UNITED  STATES  SHIPS. 

1.  Resolution  declaring  the  manner  in  which  the  vessels  composing 
the  Navy  of  the  United  States  shall  be  named.  [House,  3d  March,  lot  9.] 

[To  be  named  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy,  under  the  direction  of 
the  President — first  class,  after  the  States  of  the  Union  : second  ci.iss, 
after  the  rivers  : third  class,  after  the  principal  cities  and  towns.  No 
two  vessels  to  bear  the  same  name.] 

-©0005- 

MAR1NE  OFFICES. 

Petersburg,  Va. 

The  Petersburg  Marine  Insurance  company  was  incorporated  on  the 
21st  January,  1818,  and  is  now  in  a very  flourishing  condition,  and  pro- 
mises to  rival  any  institution  of  the  kind  in  the  countr) , tor  its  capital 
— it  is  under  the  management  of  15  directors,  a President  and  Secretary. 
Al : hough  the  Capital  may  amount  to  S45..,U0U  in  shares  oi  j eae.j, 
making  22,500  shares,  yet  the  company  was  authorised  to  go  into  opera- 


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tion  as  soon  as  5000  shaTes  were  subscribed  for ; 15,000  shares  are  no  1 
taken  up,  on  each  of -which  §5  has  been  paid,  making  the  present  real 
capital  of  the  company  §75,000,  a sum  amply  sufficient  at  this  time. 
As  no  losses  of  any  consequence  have  accrued  to  the  institution,  no  de- 
mand lias  been  made  upon  the  share  holders,  for  any  further  portion  of 
their  subscription. 

The  directors  are  chosen  by  the  Stock  Holders  on  the  1st  May  in 
each  t ear  The  following'  gentlemen  were  appointed  1st  May  last,  viz : 
William  Prentis,  President  and  Director,  §6uQ 


John  V.  Willcox, 

Wnv  Bowden,  | 

J.  F.  May, 

Nathaniel  Friend, 

John  Osborne, 

John  Hinton, 

William  Colquhoun,  ( 

Thomas  Beniiett,  j 

Wm.  Gumming, 

Robert  Walker 
Wm.  B.  Harwood, 

Stephen  Townes, 

A1  .'Sander  Cunningham,  | 
W m.  It.  Johnson.  J 

Drury  Burge,  Secretary 


DIRECTORS 


1350 


AVERAGE  RATES  OF  INSURANCE. 


To  Great  Rritain 

Hamburg  and  Bremen 


From  1J  to  2$ 


West  Indies 
New  Orleans 


Z o 

2$  3 

- 1£  2A 


Coasting  voyages 


CHARLESTON , 5.  C. 


Paul  Trapier,  President 
Alexander  Robinson,  Director 
Oliver  Fuller,  Inspector 


2000 

15u0 

1000 


AVERAGE  RATES  OF  INSURANCE. 


1^  to  2 per  cent  F.uropean  voyages, 

1 1J  '-V,  s*  Indies. 

3J  1|-  Coastwise. 


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7 had  same  idea  of  presenting  to  the  public  an  abstract  view  of  laws 
on  insurance,  with  decisions,  5tc.  but  for  the  intricacy  of  the  subject 
and  the  nice  distinctions  that  are  involved — I hate  declined  it.  t'.  ..  n 
any  difficulty  occurs,  the  parties  interested  will  always  resort  to  profes- 
sional men  for  advice. 

— ©©©  ©©— 

INVALID  PENSIONERS. 

WAR  DEPARTMENT, 
PENSION  OFFICE,  MARCH  23,  1819. 


An  Act  of  Congress  of  the  third  of  the  present  month,  requires  that 
an  examination  shall  be  had  biennially  of  all  Invalid  Pensioners  of  the 
United  States,  except  where  the  pension  shall  have  been  originally  gran- 
ted for  a total  disability,  in  consequence  of  the  loss  of  a limb,  or  other 
cause  which  cannot  either  in  whole  or  in  part  be  removed — excepting 
also,  those  invalid  pensioners  of  the  revolution,  who  have,  since  the 
passage  of  the  law  of  the  18th  of  March,  1818,  availed  themselves  of 
the  provisions  of  that  act. 

Notice  is  therefore  given,  that  the  subjoined  blank  form  of  a certifi- 
cate for  the  examining  physicians  or  surgeons,  is  hereby  directed  to  be 
observed  in  all  cases  embraced  by  the  law  of  the  3d  instant. 

The  annexed  table,  showing  the  amount  of  pay  for  each  grade  of  pen- 
sion rs,  according  to  the  ratio  of  disability,  will  enable  the  examining 
physicians  or  surgeons  to  ascertain,  by  referring  to  the  certificate  of 
pension,  the  degree  of  disability  for  which  the  pension  was  originally 
granted. 

Approved, 


J.  C.  CALHOUN,  Secretary  of  war. 


We  the  subscribers,  practising  physicians  (or  surgeons,  as  the  case 

maybe)  of  the  town  (county  or  city  j of do  hereby  certify,  that, 

after  a careful  examination  in  the  case  of who  is  now  on  the 

Pension  Roll  of  the  State  of we  are  of  opinion  that  his  disability 

does  (still,  or  not,  as  the  case  may  be)  continue.  (Here  describe  it.) 

And  further,  that  the  degree  of  disability  under  which  he  labors  at 
present,  is  (one-half,  one-third,  as  the  ease  may  he)  being  'here  state 
the  degree  or  insert  the  word  no*)  less  than  the  original  degree  of  disa- 
bility for  which  he  was  placed  on  the  pension  roll. 

Sworn  and  subscribed  to  before  me  > 

this day  of . A.  B.  y 

I certify  that  the  deponents  are  ere-? 
dible  persons.  5 

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AS  ACT  REGCLATIXG  THE  FAT3TEXTS  TO  IXVAT.ID  PEXSIOTEItS, 

He  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Jiepresentatives  of  the  United 
State#  of  America  in  Congress  assembled.  That,  in  all  cases  of  application 
for  the  payment  of  pensions  to  invalids,  under  the  several  laws  of  Con- 
gress granting  pensions  to  invalids,  the  affidavit  of  two  surgeons  or  phy- 
sicians, whose  credibility  as  such  shall  be  certified  by  the  magistrate 
bef.  e whom  the  affidavit  is  made,  stating  the  continuance  of  the  disa- 
bil  for  which  the  pension  was  originally  granted,  (describing  it,)  and 
the  rate  of  such  disability  at  the  time  of  making  the  affidavit,  shall  ac- 
company the  application  of  the  first  payment  which  shall  fall  due  after 
the  fourth  day  of  March  next,  & at  the  end  of  every  two  years  thereafter ; 
and  if,  in  case  of  continued  disability,  it  shall  be  stated  at  a rate  below 
that  for  which  the  pension  was  originally  granted,  the  applicant  shall 
only  be  paid  at  the  rate  stated  in  the  affidavit  : Provided,  That  where 
the  pension  shall  have  been  originally  granted  for  a total  disabilitv,  in 
consequence  of  the  loss  of  a limb,  or  other  cause  which  cannot  either  in 
whole  or  in  part  be  removed,  the  above  affidavit  shall  not  be  necessary 
to  e ntitle  the  applicant  to  payment : And  provided  also.  That  this  act  shall 
not  extend  to  the  invalids  of  the  revolution,  who  have  been,  or  shall 
be,  placed  on  the  pension  list,  pursuant  to  an  act  of  Congress,  entitled 
“ An  act  to  provide  for  certain  persons  engaged  in  the  land  and  naval 
service  of  the  United  States,  in  the  revolutionary  war,”  approved  the 
eighteenth  day  of  March,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight 
hundred  and  eighteen. 

II.  CLAY, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 
JAS.  HARBOUR, 

President  of  the  Senate,  pro  tempore, 

.MarchS,  1819 — Approved. 

•TAMES  MONROE." 


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EXTRACT  FROM  THE  LAW  6x  PENSIONERS. 

The  second  Section  o f the  act,  passed  the  I8t/i  March,  1818. 

“ And  be  it  further  enacted.  That  to  entitle  anv  person  to  the  provi- 
sions nfthis  act,  he  shall  make  a declaration  under  oath  or  affirmation, 
before  the  district  judge  ofthe  United  States  of  the  district,  or  before 
any  judge  or  court  of  record,  ofthe  county,  state,  or  territory,  in  -which 
the  applicant  shall  reside,  setting  forth,  if  he  belonged  to  the  army,  the 
company,  regiment  and  line,  to  which  lie  belonged  ; the  time  he  enter- 
ed the  service,  and  the  time  and  manner  of  leaving  the  service  ; and  in 
case  he  belonged  to  the  Navy,  a like  declaration,  setting  forth  the  name 
ofthe  vessel,  and  particular  service  in  which  he  was  employed,  and  the 
time  and  manner  ofleaving  the  service,  and  shall  offer  such  other  evi- 
dence as  may  be  in  his  power ; & on  its  appearing  to  the  satisfaction  ofthe 
said  judge  that  the  applicant  served  in  the  revolutionary  war  as  afore- 
said, against  the  common  enemy,  he  shall  certify  and  transmit  the  testi- 
mony in  the  case,  and  the  proceedings  had  thereunto,  to  the  Secretary' 
ofthe  Department  of  War,  whose  duty  it  shall  be,  if  satisfied  the  appli- 
cant comes  under  the  provisions  of  this  act,  to  place  such  officer,  musi- 
cian, mariner,  marine,  or  soldier  on  the  pension  list  ofthe  U.  States,  to 
be  paid  in  the  same  manner  as  pensions  to  invalids,  who  have  been  pla- 
ced on  the  pension  list  are  now  paid,  and  under  such  restrictions  and  re- 
gulations in  all  respects  as  are  prescribed  by  law.” 

* • 

MANNER  of  PRO  CEE  DIX  G, 

On  application  to  be  enrolled  as  a Pensioner  under  the  above  cct. 

Fobm  of  the  oath. 

TO  WIT. 

Judicial  Circuit  of this  day  of  per- 

sonally appeared  before  me  [Judges  name  insert]  one  of  the  judg- 
es of  the  general  court,  and  judge  ofthe Judicial  Circuit  aforesaid, 

[applicants  name  insert]  and  in  pursuance  of  an  “ Act  ofCongressto  pro- 
vide for  certain  persons  engaged  in  the  land  and  naval  service  of  the  l - 
nited  States,  in  the  Revolutionary  war,”  and  in  order  to  obtain  the  as- 
sistance thereby  offered  to  Revolutionary  officers,  and  soldiers,  in  redu- 
ced circumstances,  made  oath,  that  during  the  year he  entered 

captain company,  number in  the continental  Re- 

giment [here  insert  Virginia  or  other  state]  line,  then  commanded  by 

Colonel  — — and  that  lie  served years,  and  was  discharged  on 

the day  of that  lie  has  received  no  pension  or  other  boun- 

ty from  government,  and  that  from  his  reduced  circumstances  ill  life, 
he  stands  in  need  of  assistance  from  liis  country  for  support  [here  insert 
any  thing  that  may  appear  to  be  pertinent]  and  further  he  saith  not  — 
Sworn  to  before  me  the  day  and  year  first  above  written. 


lot 


FORM  OF  JUDGE’S  CERTIFICATE. 

I — Judge  of  the judicial  circuit  of and  one  of 

the  judges  of  the  general  Court  aforesaid,  do  certify  that  it  appears  to  my 

satisfaction  that named  in  the  first  part  of  the  above  affidavit, 

did  serve  in  the  revolutionary  war,  as  stated  in  his  declaration,  sworn 
to  before  me,  on  the  day  and  year  aforesaid,  against  the  common  enemy, 
and  further  that  it  appears  equally  satisfactory  to  me,  that  he  is  in  a 
state  of  poverty,  and  stands  in  need  of  the  assistance  of  his  country  for 
support,  and  I now  transmit  the  proceedings  and  testimony  taken  and 
la\:l  before  me,  to  tire  secretary  of  the  Department  of  War,  pursuant  to 
the  directions  of  the  said  act  of  Congress.  Given  under  my  hand  and 
seal,  this * — day  of 

SEAL. 

The  discharge  from  the  commanding  officer  must  be  sent  to  the  war 
office  with  the  above. 


FORM  OF  POWER  OF  ATTORNEY  TO  RE  CEIVE  A PEXSIOA . 

TO  WIT  : 

this  day  appeared  before  me a justice  of  the 

peace  for  the  aforesaid &.  made  oath,  that  he  is  the  same to 

which  the  original  certificate  in  his  possession  was  given,  of  which  the 
following  is  a true  copy. 

“ WAR  DEPARTMENT. 

“REVOLUTIONARY  CLAIM. 

I certify  that  in  conformity  with  the  law  of  the  United  States  of  the 
18th  March,  1818,  a soldier  in  the  army  of  the  Revolution  is  in- 

scribed on  the  pension  list  roll  of  the  Virginia  agency,  at  the  rate  of 
per  month. 

Giyen  at  the  War  Office,  of  the  United  States  this  the 
(Signed) 


J.  C.  CALHOUN,  SeFnj  at  TVav. 


102 


That  he  served  in  the that  he  noV  resides  in  the 

Given  under  my  hand  and  seal,  this  the day  of 

Signed  Aldnm.  Seal. 

I of  the  and  state  of  do  make,  constitute  and 

appoint  of  the  and  state  aforesaid,  my  true  and  lawful 

attorney',  forme, and  in  my  name,  to  receive  of  agent  :or  the 

paying  pensions  of  the  United  States,  in  my  pension  as  a pen- 
sioner of  said  state,  from  the  day  of  to  the  day 

of 

"H'itness  where  of  I have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  seal,  this 
day  of 

Signed  and  delivered  £ 
in  presence  of  3 

Signed  - - - - SEAL. 


TO  TFTT  : 

this  day  appeared  before  me  a magistrate  for  the 
aforesaid,  and  acknowledged  the  within  letter  of  attorney  to  be  his  act 


and  deed. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  day  of 

Signed  SEAL. 

TO  WIT  : 

to  whom  the  within  power  of  attorney  is  granted, 
this  day  appeared  before  me  an  alderman  for  the  afore  said,  and 


made  oath  that  the  said  power  is  not  given  by  reason  of  any  transfer, 
mortgage,  or  sale  of  the  pension  or  any  part  thereof  for  his  o\\  n use, 
and  that  the  pension  so  to  be  received,  is  for  the  sole  use  and  benefit 
of  the  within  named  pensioner. 

Given  under niy  hand  the 

Signed 


SEAL. 


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STAGE  AND  STEAM  BOAT  FADE, 
PAiir, 

FROM  PETERSBURG  TO  BOSTON. 


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* STAGE. 

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Petersburg  to  Rich- 

— 

STEAVt  BOAT. 

— 

— 

mond, 

24 

2 

50' 

Philadelphia, 

2 50  2825 

To  Hanover  c.  h. 

10 

2 

25  4 75 

Trenton. 

31 

3 50  3175 

White  Chimnies, 

9 

1 

25  6 

Princeton, 

10 

1 25  33 

Bowling  green, 

14 

1 

507  50 

Brunswick, 

16 

2 

35 

Veilsborough, 

8 

1 

,8  50 

Newark, 

23 

2 25  3725 

Fredericks!)  u rg. 

13 

1 

5010 

New  York, 

P 

1 

38 

Potomack  creek. 

12 

1 

75  1175 

New  Haven, 

77 

5 #50 
4 J50 

4450 

STEAM  BOAT. 

1 

New  London, 

53 

49 

Washington  city,  £ 
including  supper  5 

5 

1675 

Boston,  middle  line 
(The  same  via  Pro- 

94 

3 

57 

STAGE. 

vidence) 

Baltimore, 

39 

4 

,2075 

STEAM  BOAT. 

STEAM  BOAT. 

1 

New  York  to  New 

French  Town, 

3 

50  2425 

London, 

STAGE. 

Norwich, 

i 

9 

New  Castle, 

16 

i 

50  2575 

STAGE. 

Boston, 

7 

16  , 

* Travellers  leave  Richmond  on  any  clay  in  the  week  in  the  morning-, 
and  next  day  reach  Baltimore  by  noon,  33  hours  from  Richmond. 

jLeaves  Frederickburg  every  day,  except  Sundays,  at  5 p.  :>t.  leach 
steam  boat  at  7 p.  m.  and  arrive  at  Washington  next  morning  by  4 o’giock. 

DAILY  STAGE  FROM  PETERSBTRG  TO  ST.  MARY’S. 


1 

4 s 
^ g 

1 | 

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2;  4 !-a  4 

FromPetersburgto 

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qb 

q o 

q sj  q o 

Dunn’s 

28 

2 80 

Louis'ourg, 

25 

3 11 

Gholson’s, 

25 

2 20 

5 

Raleigh, 

32 

3 14 

Warrrenton, 

30 

3 

8 

Fayetteville,* 

6U 

6 20 

* The  Wilmington  coach  leaves  Fayetteville  every  Monday  and  Thurs- 
day, distance  85 miles,  fare  8 dollars.  A steam  boat'plies  between  Fay- 
etteville and  Wilmington,  once  a week  and  back  again — fare  8 dollars. 


104 


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* 1 

O- 

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1 1 
5)  C 

■N 

George  Town, 

13414 

34 

miles,  stage  fare 

South  Santee, 

16 

1 

10  dolls,  way  pas- 

32  Mile  House, 

10 

•-<*} 

sengers  10  cents 

AVappetaw, 

ir 

4031 5 

per  mile. 

Mr.  Pleasants, 

15 

kO 

Augusta  to  Stevens 

12 

Charleston, 

3 

J 

Cobbing, 

15 

I 

Pccataligo, 

62 

6 

46314 

Warrenton, 

16 

\ 

Coosawhatchie, 

15 

2 50 

4881 J 

Powelton, 

12 

> 

Savannah, 

35 

4 

52814 

Sparta, 

14 

i 

Darien, 

63 

6 

538  lj 

Milledgeville, 

23 

J 

St.  Mary’.s, 

r& 

8 

66814 

F’om  Augusta  to 

— 

Athens  96  miles, 

92 

From  Feyetteville  to 

stage  fare  11  dolls. 

Jlvgusia. 

way  passengers  10 

STAGE. 

cents  per  mile. 

Fayetteville  toNew 

Augusta  to  Colum- 

Garden, 

20 

bia  c.  h 

22 

Laurel  Hill, 

30 

Wrightsborough, 

15 

1 

Marlborough, 

26 

Washington, 

18 

V 

Norwood’s, 

18 

<14 

Lexington, 

25 

1 

Tiller’s  Ferry, 

21 

Athens, 

16 

J 

Camden, 

20 

From  Augusta  to 

— 

Columbia, 

36 

Franklin  c.h  Geo. 

96 

Kdgfield, 

53 

>10 

24 

Ill  miles,  no  stage 

Augusta, 

25 

Augusta  to  Lincoln- 

From  Augusta  to 

ton. 

41 

Savannah,  125  mis 

Goshen, 

6 

stage  fare  §12 — 

Petersburg, 

8 

v.  ay  passengers  1C 

Libert  on, 

24 

cents  per  mile. 

Carnesville,  or  ? 

32 

Augusta toMrs  Gor- 

Franklin  c.  u.  5 

don’s, 

23 

— 

Cutteaux’s, 

20 

1 

Petersburg  to  Nor- 

Ill 

Pearce’s, 

14 

V. 

12 

folk — thence  to 

Taylor’s, 

23 

r 

Baltimore. 

Ricker’s, 

29 

I 

Stare. 

Savannah, 

16 

Petersburg  to  city 

point 

12:1 

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125; 

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Milledgeville,  92] 

City  point  '^Isorfk. 

ioo'r 

10 


11 


8 3 


105 


Boat  leav  es  Citv  pt 

• , . 

* 1 

Thursdays,  and 

rJ? 

3 o’clock,  p.  m.  e 

reaches  Norfolk 

very  Wednesday 

c;  w 

o 

Mondays  and  Fri- 

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arrives  at  Norfolk 

STAGES 

Thursday  and  Sun 

Petersburg  to  Mer- 

\ 

day,l  o’clock  a.ji 

J 

rv  Oaks 

16 

2 

From  Richmond  to 

. i 

Cabin  Point 

11 

1 

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City  Point 

3 

10 

Surry  c.  h. 

16 

1 

4 50 

Boat  leaves  Rich- 

1 

Smithfield 

2u 

2 50 

6 5U 

mond  every  Wed- 

Suffolk 

2o 

2 

8 50 

nesday  & Saturday 

Norfolk 

27 

3 

11  50 

10  a.  m.  reache- 

Stage  leaves  Ptsbg 

the  Point  in  5 h ... 

1 

everyTusd  Thurs- 

Boatfarefrom  Rich 

day  and  Saturday 

mond  to  Norfolk 

10 

at  2 o’clock,  a.  m. 

From  Petersburg 

8 

— 

On  her  return  leave 

From  Norfolk  to 

Norfolk  10  o’clk 

Raleigh 

a.  tvi.  Monday  ami 

To  Elizabeth  City 

45 

5 

Friday,  arrives  a- 

Edenton 

40 

5 

10 

Citv  Point  8 p.  m. 

STEAM-BOAT. 

and  at  Richmond 

Plymouth 

20 

2 

12 

at  1 o’clock,  a.  ji. 

STAGE 

Boat  leaves  Norfolk 

Tarborough 

52 

5 20 

17  20 

for  Baltimore  at 

Raleigh 

70 

7 

24  20 

o’clock,  a.  j t.  Thr 





&.Momls.  &.  arrive 

New-York  to  Bal 

227 

at  Baltimore  oi 

ston  Springs 

Fridays  and  Tues 

STEAM  BOAT. 

3 

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15 

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jAlbany  to  the 

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1 Springs 

30:2  50 

10  5$ 

106 


FROM  WILMING  TO  A TO  DIFFER- ~\ 
EAT  PLACES. 

Svlkey  Mail  route  once  a -.seek,  on  the  north 
■west  river  road. 

From  Wilmington  to  Fayetteville,  N.  C. 

J tiles. 

From  .Wilmington  to  Livingston  Creek  16 
Livingston  Creek  to  Mrs  Twaddle’s 35 
Mrs  Twaddle’s  to  Elizabeth  town  5 
Elizabeth  town  to  Mrs.  Robinson’s  15 
Mrs.  Robinson’s  to  Fayetteville  22 

93 

Two  Ferry’s  to  Cross,  viz. 

At  Wilmington  and  at  Mount  Misery  4 miles 
The  same  is  as  good  as  may  be  expected,  in 
the  lower  part  of  the  State. 

STAGE  FARE. 

Stage  mail  route  hoi  re  a -week  on  the  Black  river 
road,  -which  is  a fine  road. 

Wilmington  to  Moore  Creek  bridge  18 

Moore  Creek  Bridge  to  Beaty’sbridge  9-i 
Beaty’s  bridge  to  Cromarties  16 

Cromarties  to  Royal’s  16 

Royal’s  to  Fayetteville  Ferry  19 

Miles  784  J 


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Aorse  mail,  once  a -week. 

From  Wilmington  to  hig  bridge 
B g .bridge  to  South  Washington 
S • 1 1 h Washington  to  Duplin  c.  h 
Duplin  new  c.  n.  to  old  c u. 

Duplin  old  c.  a to  Kornegay's  Store 
K rnevgay’s  to  Holme’s 
li  ilrne’s  to  Fayetteville  Ferry 


10 

24 

21 

13 

5 

18 

22 


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Miles  113 

This  is  +lie  best  road  in  this  part  of  the  State, 
the  fare  is  also  good. 


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107 

Jlesult  of  the  Surety  of  the  main  Post  road,  from  Tlobbinstfrm,  in  Maine 
to  Hi.  Mary’s  in  Georgia. — Made  between  June,  1812, 
and  January,  1813. 

NORTHERN  ROUTE. 


Names  of  places. 

Dist: 

A nt.  dst 

Lat.  JV. 

Long.  E. 

• 

Washington  city,  Gen.  p.  o. 

The  capitol 

82 

82 

d m.  s 
38  58  2- 
38  53  a. 

d m.  s. 

j 0 00  00 

47 

Maryland. 

Bladensburg',  Union  tavern 

5 27 

6 09 

38  56  C 

4 40 

Vansville,  e o. 

8 26 

14  35 

39  02  J 

7 18 

Baltimore,  ?,r.  a. 

25  15 

39  50 

39  17  09 

24  14 

Joppa  cross  roads,  e.  o.  - 

13  68 

58  18 

39  25  51 

39  ol 

Harford,  p o - - 

6 16 

64  04 

39  28  18 

44  45 

Havre  de  Grace,  Episcopal  Church 

11  28 

75  62 

39  32  44 

55  JO 

North  East  p.  o. 

10  46 

86  0g 

39  36  09 

1 03  07 

Elkton,  c.  h.  - - 

6 22 

92  3 j 

39  86  27 

1 10  U6 

DELAWARE. 

Christiana  cross  keys 

10  13 

132  43 

39  40  05 

1 20  21 

Newport,  Zenas  Wells  - 

5 50 

lo7  93 

39  42  4. 

1 23  55 

W ilmington  town  Hall  - 

4 00 

111  93 

39  ^4  21 

1 27  51 

Naaman's  creek,  p.  o. 

7 62 

119  55 

39  48  26 

1 34  02 

PESSSTLTANIA. 

Chester  c.  a.  ... 

5 06 

124  61 

39  50  43 

1 33  sr 

I).  rhy  \ ill  ge  ... 

Ph.ladelphia,  center  of  Second  &. 

7 52 

132  13 

39  55  U7 

1 44  28 

Market-streets,  - 

7 27 

139  4o 

39  57  01 

1 51  29 

Franktord  Jt.  h. 

4 6j 

144  05 

4J  00  38 

1 .54  49 

Ho!  tesburg  e.  o.  - 

4 95 

149  do 

40  02  27 

1 58  27 

Br'stol  vtiagU  ... 

10  40 

lo9  4o 

40  .'a  3a 

2 -3  48 

MorrisviJle  p.  o. 

9 5S 

168  9b 

40  12  31 

2 14  03 

108 


Names  of  p laces. 


NEW- JERSEY. 

Trenton  market  house 
Princeton  college 
New  Brunswick  village 
Bridgetown,  roads  forks  near  bridge 
Elizabethtown  c.  h. 

Newark  c.  h. 

Jersey  city,  near  the  ferry 

NEW  YORK. 

New  York  city,  St  Paul’s 
Harlem,  Sign  of  the  Lion 
West  Farms  p.  >i. 

New  Rochelle  r.  o. 

Rye  r.  o. 

CONNECTICUT. 

Greenwich  m.  n. 

Stamford  pres.  >r.  ft. 

Norwalk  m.  h. 

Saugatuek  p.  o. 

Fairfield  presby.  m.  n. 

Bridgeport  epis  church 
Stratford  prsesby.  m.  h. 

Milford  m.  h. 

New  Haven  c.  h, 

Branford  M.  h. 

Guilford  m.  ii. 

Killingworth  m.  n. 

Saybrook  m.  h. 

Lyrhe  p.  o. 

River  Head  p.  o. 

New  London,  St.  fames’  chu. 
Chelsea  epis.  church 
.Tewitts  city  p.  o. 

"Plainfield  ai.  u. 


List. 

imt.  cist. 

Lat.  . 

Y. 

Long.  E. 

d. 

m. 

s. 

d. 

772. 

1 

10 

170 

08 

40 

13 

09 

2 

14  30 

10 

83 

180 

91 

49 

20 

52 

2 

20  55 

15 

79 

196 

70 

49 

29 

35 

2 

34  07 

ip 

98 

208 

68 

40 

36 

07 

2 

44  25 

4 

93 

213 

59 

40 

39 

15 

2 

48  06 

6 

33 

219 

92 

40 

44 

11 

2 

51  15 

9 

14 

229 

06 

40 

43 

01 

2 

53  4% 

1 

44 

230 

50 

40 

42 

43 

O 

01  13 

7 

66 

238 

16 

40 

48 

02 

3 

05  35 

4 

01 

242 

17 

40 

5 3 

IS 

3 

08  46 

7 

18 

249 

35 

40 

54 

17 

3 

14  34 

7 

71 

257 

06 

40 

53 

38 

3 

2o  44 

5 

03 

262 

09 

41 

01 

55 

i) 

24  Sf 

4 

90 

266 

99 

41 

03 

00 

A 

o 

29  27 

9 

00 

275 

99 

41 

06 

47 

3 

37  28 

3 

06 

279 

05 

41 

08 

27 

3 

40  22 

5 

54 

284 

59 

41 

03 

14 

3 

46  21 

3 

96 

2S8 

55 

41 

10 

14 

3 

49  51 

4 

22 

292 

77 

41 

11 

15 

3 

55  j4 

3 

75 

296 

52 

41 

13 

07 

5 

58  Of 

9 

83 

306 

35 

41 

17 

56 

4 

05  -j 

7 

27 

313 

62 

41 

16 

52 

4 

12  20 

8 

29 

321 

91 

41 

17 

11 

4 

19  58 

9 

22 

331 

13 

41 

17 

06 

4 

29  31 

8 

85 

339 

98 

41 

17 

43 

4 

38  22 

3 

72 

343 

70 

41 

19 

22 

4 

41  01 

9 

07 

352 

77 

41 

22 

32 

4 

43  14 

7 

34 

360 

11 

41 

21 

55  4 

55  05 

13 

12 

373 

23 

41 

3t 

59 

4 

55  54 

S 

18 

381 

41 

41 

35 

49 

5 

01  23 

7 

03 

i 38S 

44 

41 

41 

33 

5 

05  57 

109 


Names  of  places. 

Hist . 

•mi-  dst 

Lat.  N. 

Lang.  J2. 

Sterling  m.  h. 

4 Go 

392  47 

d.  m.  s. 
41  42  00 

d.  m.  s. 
5 09  44 

hhode  island. 

Providence  c.  a. 

26  51 

418  99 

41  50  23 

5 36  00 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Patucket  bridge  p.  o. 

3 77 

422  76 

41  53  15 

5 57  42 

Attleborough  p.  o. 

S 61 

431  37 

4-2  00  15 

5 40  57 

Foxborougli  p o. 

6 17 

437  54 

42  05  14 

5 43  39 

Dedham  presbyterian  si.  h. 

13  34 

450  88 

42  15  38 

5 50  18 

Boston  old  statehouse 

9 94 

460  82 

42  22  10 

5 57  56 

CONNECTICUT, 

New  Haven  c.  h, 
Meriden  si.  h. 

17  :9 

306  35 
323  54 

41  17  54 
41  31  44 

4 05  23 
4 13  39 

Berlin  si.  h. 

6 82 

330  36 

41  37  18 

4 16  37 

Hartford  c.  h. 

10  5c 

340  92 

41  46  02 

4 20  56 

Windsor  si.  h. 

6 95 

347  87 

41  51  33 

4 23  00 

Suffield  m.  h. 

10  19 

358  06 

41  59  15 

4 22  15 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Springfied  m.  n. 

11  62 

369  08 

42  06  27 

4 26  05 

Palmer  m.  h. 

16  36 

385  44 

42  11  23 

4 42  39 

Western  m.  n. 

7 51 

392  95 

42  13  14 

4 49  51 

Brookfield  m.  k. 

6 13 

399  10 

42  1J  It. 

4 54  51 

Spencer  si.  h. 
Leicester  m.  h. 

7 0 2 

406  12 

42  15  02 

5 01  29 

4 75 

410  87 

42  15  01 

5 06  26 

Worcester  c.  h. 

6 66 

417  73 

42  16  36 

5 13  01 

Shrewsbury  si.  n. 

5 58 

423  31 

42  18  34 

5 18  09 

Northboro’  p.  o. 

4 61 

427  92 

42  19  37 

5 22  32 

Marlboro’ m.  h. 

6 02 

433  94 

42  21  33 

5 28  27 

Sudbury  sr.  tt. 

11  25 

445  19 

42  22  31 

5 39  41 

Weston  si.  n. 

3 49 

448  68 

42  22  51 

5 43  28 

Watertown  m.  h. 

6 78 

445  46 

42  22  50 

5 5 ) 56 

Cambrige  college 

3 19 

458  65'42  23  13 

5 54  20 

110 


Names  of  places. 


Host  rill  old  c.  n. 

Cl)  rleston  m.  h. 

Lynn  hotel 

Salem,  intersection  of  Esses  Ec  Sum- 
mer streets 
Beverly  si.  a. 

I',  enham  si.  a. 

Hamilton  si.  a. 

Ipswich  sr.  a.  near  the  c.  n. 
liowley  si.  a. 

Ncwburyport  c.  h. 

Salisbury  village 

sew  UAsirsmnE. 

Hampton  si.  a 
Greenland  si.  h. 

Portsmouth  si.  h. 

DISTBICT  OF  SIAISIE. 

Kittery  si.  h. 

York  c.  a. 

Wells  si.  h. 

Kennebunk  si.  a. 

Saco  si.  h. 

Scarborough  si.  a. 

Portland  c.  n. 

•Nurlh  Yarmouth  village 
Freeport,  corner 
B>  mswiclc,  si.  a. 

B til  north  si.  u. 

Woolwich  m.  a. 

iscasset  c.  a. 

Aina  village 
Newcastle  r.  o. 

W'Uoboro’  p.  o. 

Warns  i . a. 

Thomastown  r.  o. 


Diet. 

Amt.  <ls!. 

Lai.  *A . 

Long. 

E. 

d m.  s. 

d. 

m. 

s. 

3 

41 

462 

06 

42  22  10 

5 

57 

56 

1 

11 

463 

17 

42  23  01 

5 

57 

50 

7 

94 

471 

11 

42  28  16 

6 uo 

34 

5 

32 

476 

43 

42  31  45 

6 07  32 

2 

55 

4 78 

98 

42  33  25 

6 

08 

34 

4 46 

483 

44 

42  36  47 

6 

.8 

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2 

28 

485 

72 

42  37  47 

6 

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4 

52 

490 

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42  41  22 

r> 

u 

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494 

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42  43  45 

6 

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42  49  03 

6 

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504 

68 

42  51  1j 

6 

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62 

513 

30 

42  56  42 

6 12  07 

7 

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520 

87 

43  02  38 

6 

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526 

32 

43  05  04 

6 

16  27 

3 

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530 

01 

43  07  39 

6 

17 

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5 

37 

535 

38:43  09  02 

6 

22 

44 

12 

84 

548 

22  43  18  25  6 

26 

50 

6 52 

554 

74  43  23  26 

6 29  43 

10 

08 

564 

82 

43  30  14 

6 

3 • 

13 

5 

46 

57  o 

28:43  34  14 

6 38 

21 

9 

83 

580 

11 

43  39  4 j 

6 46 

22 

12 

03 

592 

14 

43  47  58 

6 

51 

02 

6 34 

598 

48 

43  51  24 

6 

55 

56 

8 

94 

607 

42 

43  54  49 

7 

04 

32 

7 

32 

614 

74 

43  54  57 

7 

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5 

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620 

39 

43  56  14 

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Names  of  places. 


Camden,  vr.  h. 

Canaan,  north  school  house 

'Lin'eolnville  p.  o 

Northport  sohool  house 
Bel:  st  P.  o. 

Prospect  landing 
Buckstown  p.  o. 

B!  e Bills  p.  o. 

Surry,  Esq.  Jarvis 
Ellsworth  p.  o. 

Trenton  p.  o. 

Sullivan  m.  u. 

Goldsboro’  p o. 

Steuben  p.  o. 

Columbia  p.  o. 

Jonesboro’  or  Chandlersville  bridge 
Machias  bridge 
East  falls  of  Machias  m.  n. 
Dcnneysville,  Judge  Lincoln's 
To  the  ferry  at  Eastport 
Eastport  p.  o. 

Prom  Eastport  f.  to  Robintovn  p.  o 

SOUTHERN  ROUTE. 

Washington  Gen.  r.  o. 

Alexandria  31.  u. 

VIRGINIA, 


10  4 7 
6 9v 
69 

4 76 
6 59 

5 91 
12  17 
17  38 

8 08 

6 19 


2U  42 
9 15 
9 07 
6 34 
22  98 
13  73 
4 55 
13  26 


6 88 


675 

682 

683 

688 

694 

700 

713 

73o 

738 

744 

75o 

757 

764 

771 

793 

802 

811 

bl8 

841 

854 

859 

868 


6 88 


d.  m. 
44  12 
44  17 
44  17 
44  20 
44  25 
44  27 
44  34 
44  24 
44  29 
44  32 
44  32 
44  31 
44  28 
44  30 
44  38 
44  39 
44  42 
44  43 
44  54 

44  54 

45  04 


38  53  25 
38  47  59 


Long  /Pi 


m.  s. 
58  o5 

01  40 

02  10 

05  01 
02  51 
07  53 
14  51 
28  51 
34  27 
38  57 
45  00 
51  40 
58  29 

06  52 
2o  48 
30  ,5 
57  10 
41  00 
5l  35 


10  06  14 
9 59  09 


00  00  00 
1 39 


Pohike  church 
Occoquan 
Neabsco  hotel 
Dumfries 

Acquia  centre  village 
Stafford  c.  h. 

F ruth 

F.  it  ; <kburg  M,  11. 
Vlileboro’ 


11 

33 

18 

21 

38 

41 

51 

5 

25 

23 

46 

38 

4U 

10 

6 

16 

29 

62 

38 

35 

49 

3 

50 

33 

12 

38 

33 

13 

9 

22 

42 

34 

38 

27 

23 

4 

55 

46 

89 

38 

24 

2 : 

9 

•/4 

55 

93 

1^ 

13 

1 

55 

57 

i 

id 

59 

13 

56 

n 

u 4io8 

0 0 

23 

10  24 
14  27 
16  17 
18  12 

22  80 
24  1 4 
28  r3 

A,  ,)1 

24  05 


112 


Names  of  places. 

Hist. 

Amt.  ds  . 

t 

Lat.  N. 

hong.  JV. 

Bowling  Green 

8 54 

79  58 

38  00  48 

21  56 

White  Giiimnies 

13  So 

93  41 

37  50  31 

23  35 

Hanover  c.  h. 

9 67 

103  e : 

5 7 42  47 

24  20 

Richmond.  opposite  the  front  of  the 

capitol 

20  C4j 

123  12 

57  29  06 

29  25 

Manchester  tobacco  w.  h. 

1 39 

124  51 

57  28  oS 

20  48 

Petersburg 

22  46 

146  97 

37  10  u-* 

29  10 

Billups 

9 01 

155  98 

57  02  44 

51  13 

ITarrisville 

23  5~x 

17S  52 

23  50  12 

47  40 

pcvcivall’s 

11  20 

190  72 

3,6  4 3 13 

54  53 

Gholson’s 

9 61 

200  33 

36  37  06 

59  51 

Boundnrv  line  between  Virginia  & 

North  Carolina 

13  79 

214  12 

36  30  03 

1 OS  24 

NORTH  CAROLINA* 

AVarrenton 

16  76 

230  88 

36  21  49 

1 15  28 

Lewisburg 

24  91 

255  79 

36  Do  51 

1 26  04 

Adcocks 

15  50 

271  29 

35  55  4t 

1 36  48 

Raleigh  centre  market 

16  27 

287  56 

35  4 7 26 

1 46  10 

Banks 

ID  41 

2 97  97 

35  38  84 

1 48  14 

Avervsboro’ 

24  49 

522  46 

35  18  2d 

1 52  37 

Favetteville 

25  62 

348  08  35  02  33 

2 04  23 

Counsels 

15  23 

363  31134  50  29 

2 10  13 

Lumberton  c.h. 

17  55 

380  84|34  36  25 

2 11  49 

Howlands 

13  80 

394  64 

■34  26  17 

2 17  46 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

' 

Boundary  line  between  N.  & South 

Carolina 

6 70 

401  3- 

14  20  48 

2 19  33 

Barfields,  Newsum’s  s.  house 

11  19 

■ 412  53 

54  11  44 

2 21  20 

Stage  house 

15  81'  426  3, 

J4  02  44 

2 2?  56 

Pee  l)ee,  Snowsferry  w.  side 

14  51 

440  8 ■ 

33  52  17 

2 34  36 

Lvnch’s  creek,  Johnson’s  ftrrv  s. 

side 

4 58 

445  43 

33  49  54 

2 37  21 

China  Grove 

15  4? 

46  J 92 

jj  37  15 

2 34  57 

Black  River,  w.  bank 

7 46 

463  58 

3 ol  59 

2 33  54 

Georgetown  r.  o 

14  01^ 

4b2  3y 

oo  21  58 

2 27  34 

113 


Names  of  Places. 

Dist. 

Amt.  (1st. 

Lat.N.  j 

Long.  TF. 

S.  Santee  river  r.bank 

15  79 

498  18 

d.  m.  s.d.  m.  s. 
33'  12  OOi  2 35  22 

TkUvin,  Cotton’s 

10  27 

508  45 

33  05  22! 

2 41  22 

Wapetaw  church 

17  35 

525  80 

32  55  69 

2 53  07 

Greenwich,  Haddrel’s  point  ferr) 

house 

14  73 

540  53 

32  47  25 

3 02  53 

Charleston,  St.  Mich,  church 

3 72 

544  25 

32  43  29 

3 06  07 

Green’s  tavern 

13  54 

557  79 

32  47  27 

3 18  41 

Hick’s  tavern 

Id  14 

567  93 

32  45  53 

3 28  0 1 

Jacksonboro’  c.  rr. 

9 55 

577  48 

32  46  05 

3 37  05 

Pompon  p.  o. 

3 51 

580  99 

32  47  51 

3 40  00 

Pollock’s,  stages  put  up  all  night 

6 8- 

537  83 

32  49  00 

3 45  58 

Thompson’s  tavern 

4 8; 

592  64 

32  46  2d 

3 49  15 

Saltketcher  church 

8 72 

601  36 

32  43  2(i 

3 57  04 

Pocotaligo 

6 66 

6v;8  02 

32  38  25 

4 00  25 

Coosawhatchie  c.  h. 

6 14 

614  16 

32  25  39 

4 04  57 

Euchaw  Road,  Fitch’s  house 

3 66 

617  82 

32  32  44 

4 03  56 

Savannah  R.  Reek’s  ferry  W.  bank 

19  86 

637  64 

32  20  54 

4 16  57 

Savannah  c h. 

24  3; 

661  96 

32  04  53 

4 14  51 

A NEW  ROAD. 

Euchaw,  Fitch’s 
Wells’s  p.  o. 

St.  Luke’s  church 

14  74 
6 47 

617  82 
634  56 
639  03 

GEORGIA. 

Savannah 

18  35 

657  88 

32  04  53 

4 14  5i 

Ogechee  river  N.  bank 

14  5' 

672  47 

31  58  57 

4 26  3i 

Brvan  c.  h. 

2 41 

674  8S 

31  57  12 

4 27  54 

Medway  church 

12  Si 

687  47 

31  48  03 

4 34  5l 
4 35  2Z 

Riceborough  c.  n. 

4 6. 

692  08 

31  45  02 

South  Newport  river,  north  side 

8 93 

701  01 

31  39  02 

4 32  44 

M’lntosh  c.  h. 

7 75 

708  76 

3 1 o 2 39 

4 34 

Darien 

12  It 

720  86 

31  22  40 

4 35  08 

May’s  river 

16  -41 

737  33 

31  24  11 

4 44  34 

Widow  Harris’s 

4 7' 

742  lo!3l  27  40 

4 47  09 

Buffaloe  River,  Middle 

11  86 

753  96|31  19  31 

4 53  05 

I , 5 


314 


J\  antes  of  Places. 

Dist. 

Amt.dsi 

Lat.  J\T. 

Long.  IV. 

Little  Satilla  river,  N.  bank 

d m.  s. 

d.  m.  s. 

10  52 

76 4 4fc 

51  11  Oo 

4 56  59 

Mizells 

14  78 

779  2o 

>1  Ou  11 

5 u2  19 

Jeffersonton 

5 07 

76 4 35 

3 58  03 

4 57  "8 

St.  Mary’s 

24  13 

8i/8 

j 0 4 o oo 

4 41  44 

Point  Peter  by  this  survey 

3 oo 

811  4c 

4 39  ^,4 

Elliott 

30  43  9c 

4 37  30 

Mr.  Elliott  makes  the  longitude  of  Point  Peter  81°  38'  W.  from 
Greenwich.  The  longitude  of  the  General  Post  office  is  called  77Q  ol' 
00". 


miles,  miles. 

miles.  Aliks. 

Mrs.  Kent’s  2 2u0 

From  Richmond  to  Knoxville  489 

Craig’s 

6 206 

Richmond  to  Manchester 

1 

00 

Montgomery  c.  h. 

1 207 

Trabues 

12 

13 

New  river 

12  219 

Mesues 

9 

22 

"W  aggies 

5 224 

Powhatan 

12 

34 

Newborn 

2 226 

Moseley’s 

10 

44 

Right’s 

5 231 

Cumberland  c.  h. 

12 

56 

Thus.  Graham’s 

4 235 

Rain’s 

15 

71 

Sawyer’s 

5 540 

Lancaster’s 

3 

74 

Widow  Graham’s 

1 241 

Lipscomb’s 

Flood’s 

10 

84 

M’Gavock’s 

3 244 

13 

97 

Crocket’s 

5 249 

Swaney’s 

Hunters 

2 

99 

Wythe  c.  h. 

3 252 

9 

108 

Straw’s 

7 259 

Col.  Lambert’s 

15 

123 

Staley’s 

7 266 

Speece’s 

4 

127 

Own ’s 

1 267 

New  London 

3 

130 

Adkins,  snr. 

5 272 

Leftwich 

5 

135 

Joseph  Adkins 
Iron’s 

4 276 

Liberty 

10 

145 

4 280 

Capt.  Gray’s 

6 

151 

Arthur  Brown’s 

5 285 

Blackwell’s 

4 

155 

Spot’s  7 mile  Ford 

3 288 

Beuford’s 

4 

159 

Fulcher’s 

3 291 

Stones’s 

8 

167 

Meek’s 

4 295 

Big  Lick 

4 

171 

Shugart’s 

5 300 

Salem 

9 

180 

Green  ways 

4 304 

Hancock’s 

18 

198 

115 


miles,  miles. 

miles,  miles. 

W.  Carpenter’s 

4 308 

Pennil’s  Mills 

3 

47 

Abingdon 

2 310 

Parrish’s 

8 

55 

Goodson’s 

12  322 

Westlakes 

3 

58 

Blountsville  Ten. 

10  332 

Jenkin’s 

1 

59 

Holly’s 

8 340 

Horton’s  Falls 

4 

63 

Boat  Yard 

8 348 

W ai ’s 

3 

66 

Col  Howard’s 

8 356 

B.  Morris’s 

5 

71 

Major  Bradley’s 

4 360 

Levi  Morris’s 

1 

72 

Armstrong’s 

2 362 

John  Jones 

3 

75 

Russell’s 

10  372 

Hansford’s 

2 

77 

Rogersville 

3 375 

Stark’s 

4 

81 

Nall’s 

12  387 

Leonard  Morris’s 

1 

82 

Moore’s 

3 390 

Reanold’s 

4 

86 

Bean’s  Station 

9 399 

Venable’s 

3 

89 

Mrs.  Copeland’s 

2 401 

Widow  Ward’s 

6 

95 

Rutledge 

6 407 

Mouth  Cole 

10 

105 

Clay’s 

4 411 

Ellis’s 

8 

113 

Jarnagan’s 

6 416 

Bentlev’s 

1 

114 

Lea’s 

3 419 

M’Allister’s 

1 

115 

Blain’s 

2 421 

J.  Morris’s 

8 

116 

Arnistrong’s 

3 424 

Kelgore’s 

5 

121 

Kain’s 

8 432 

Widow  Saunders’ 

3 

124 

Knoxville 

7 439 

(Mer-ils)  mouth  Mud  river  9 

133 

Edmund  Morris’s 

6 

139 

burg  Va.  to  Lexington  Ky. 

Guiandott 

1 

140 

Scales 

4 

144 

Handley’s 

2 

Mouth  12  pole 

4 

148 

Huts  mpillar’s 

3 5 

; Garner’s)  mouth  Big 

Pearsey’s 

3 8 

Sandy 

4 

152 

13  wy  re’s 

1 9 

Miller’s 

10 

162 

Christ’s 

1 10 

Williams’s 

3 

165 

Nevin’s 

3 13 

(Kittle  Sandy)  Kibby’s 

9 

174 

Gilkerson’s 

3 16 

Everman’s 

2 

176 

M’Clung’s 

1 17 

James’ 

7 

183 

Serbaugh’s 

4 21 

Garnett’s 

7 

190 

Bovvyer’s 

2 23 

Young’s 

3 

193 

Terry’s,  Topsuel 

6 29 

Knapp’s 

2 

195 

Jarret’s 

1 30 

Power’s,  snr. 

9 

204 

Fleshman’s 

2 32 

Clavk’s 

4 208 

©’Harrow’s 

2 34 

M’Intire’s 

9 

21 7 

Butler’s 

1 35 

Richards’ 

4 221 

Witherow’s 

2 37 

Olympian  Springs 

5 226 

New  river  ferry 

5 42 

Anderson’s 

5 231 

John  Vandel’s 

2 44 

Mount  Sterling 

10  241 

116 


Watt’s 

Winchester 

Childs 

Lexington 


miles,  miles. 
10  251 
5 256 
10  266 
8 274 


"rom  Petersbg  .to  Staunton 
Sulphur  Springs 
Lea  isburg 
Lexington 


miles, 

143 

96 

10 

274 


523 


From  Washington  City  on  the  main  .Mai!  route,  to  the  W arm,  Hot,  Suljiher, 
and  Sweet  Springs. 


From  Washington  City  to 
Alexandria 

miles. 

6 

Fairfax  c.h. 

14 

Pleasant  Valley 

10 

Roseville 

6 

Aldie 

4 

Mountville 

6 

Pumpkintown 

(Cross  Blue  Ridge) 
Snicker’s  gap  and  Shenan- 
doah ferry 

9 

3 

Battletown  or  Berryville 

5 

■Winchester* 

32 75 

Newtown 

8 

Strasburg 

3 

Woodstock 

21 

Newmarket 

20 

Harrisonburg 

20 

Staunton* 

25 — 97 

f Leave  the  Stage. 
Ivinkaide’s  Tavern 

28 

Fawcett’s  r.  o.  and  Inn 

14 

*Principl  towns. 


Bath  c.  h.  and  Warm  0 
Springs.  5 

Hot  Springs 
Callaghan’s  p.  o.  and  Inn 
Sulpher  Springs 

263 

The  Sweet  Springs  are  situated 
from  20  to  30  miles  South  of  the 
Sulphur  in  Monroe  county. 


From  Washington  City  to  the  Sweet 
Springs,  via  Fincastle. 


To  Staunton  (as  before) 

172 

Mkldlebrook 

31 

Brownsburg 

31 

Lexington 

13 

Natural  Bridge 

15 

1’attonsburg 

13 

Fincastle 

7- 

-242 

C Leave  the  Stage.) 

Sweet  Springs 

30 

272 

miles. 

15 57 

5 

20 

14 96 


Stage  route  fro. m Washington  City  to  Bedford  Springs  and  Pittsburg  Pa. 
-vith  the  distances  between,  the  principal  toicnes  and  places  of  note. 


. miles. 


miles. 

11 

7 

]0 SO 


Washington  City  to 
Baltimore,  Md 
Rice  Town  p.  o. 


36 

16 


Westminster  p.  o. 
Union  Mills 
Gettysburg 


U7 


Chambersburg* 

Loudon 

McConnellsville 
Bloody  Run 
Bedford  Springs 
Somerset 
Lejonier 
1'oungstown 
Greeusburg 
Pittsburg 


miles. 

25—105 

14 

8 

26 

8—161 

38 

24 

8 

10 

32—2 73 


MaysrviUe  to  Lexington  Ky.  by  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 

miles. 

To  Cincinnati  64 

By  Covington,  Dry  Ridge, 
and  Georgetown  to  Lex- 
ington 90 — 154 

JHaysville  to  Lexington  Ky.  anil  Lou- 
isville, by  stage  direct. 


Pittsburg  to  jJLaysville  Ky. 


Canonsburg  p.  o,  18 

Washington  do.  7 

Claysville  11 

New  Alexandria,  Virg.  5 

Wheeling  16 57 

St.  Clairsville,  O.  11 

Morristown  10 

Hosman’s  12 

Washington  13 

Cambridge  10 

Zanesville  25 — 138 

Uniontown  9 

Somerset  6 

Rushville  8 

Lancaster  10 

Tarlton  16 

Mc’Cutchensville  8 


Washington 

4 

Blue  Licks 

20 

Paris 

21 

Lexington 

22 — 67 

Versailles 

13 

Frankfort 

12 

Shelbyville 

22 

Middlletown 

IS 

Louisville 

12—144 

Lexington  to 

Louisville  by  George- 
town. 

Georgetown 

12 

Great  Crossings 

3 

Frankfort 

12 

Shelbyville 

22 

Middletown 

18 

Louisville 

12—79 

10 — 205  From  Tl'ashington  City  to  Lexington, 
Ky.  by  the  Kanhawa  road — 535 
miles. 


18 

15 

13 

10 

22—283 


Chihcothej 
From  Chilicothe  to 
Bainbridge 
Sinburg  Springs 
Jacksonsville 
West  Union 
Maysville,  Ky. 

— 1 o 

'There  is  a nearer  way  to  Cham-  Callaghan's 
bersburg  by  Fredericktown.  Sulphur  Springs 

fFrom  Chilicothe  to  Columbus,  Louisburg 
(Capital  of  the  State  is)  45  miles.  ,Sewall  Mountain 

(New  River 
Kanhawa  Falls 


Washington  City  to  Bath  c. 
h.  or  Warm  Sprmgs,  (as 
stated  in  the  preceding)  229 
Hot  Spring  5 

‘ - 20 

14 
9- 
30 
12 
18 


.-48 


ns 


Shrewsbury 
Charleston 
Mouth  Cole  R. 

Bentley's 
Barbourville 
Cabal!  c.  h. 

Mouth  of  Rig  Sanely,  or 
Catlettsburg,  Ky. 
Little  Sandy 
Power’s  or  Triplett’s 
Cross  Licking 
Olympian  Springs 
Mount  Sterling 
"Winchester 
Lexington 


* 

3 


miles. 

24 

9 93 

12 

9 

19 

8 

12 60 

24 

30 

12 

9 

15 

15 

18  123 


miles. 

Pilot  Mountain  23  127 

Top  Blue  Ridge  32  159 

Wvthe  c.  n.  38  197 

Abinglon  54  251 

(I  think  55tr.s.  instead  of  54) 
Middletown  22  273 

Jonesb'  rough  18  291 

Greensville  25  316 

Knoxville  74  3S0 


[This  is  a better  carriage  road  than 
by  the  Warm  Springs,  but  much 
more  expensive  to  the  traveller.] 

Knoxville  to  Nashville. 


553 

Raleigh  to  Knoxville  by  the  TYarm 
Springs  in  jiancomb,  N C. 

Raleigh  to  Pittsborough  35 

Randolph  c.  it.  45  80 

Salisbury  40  120 

Beattiesford  (Ca- 
tawba) 32  152 

Mineral  Spring  4 156 
Lir.colnton  14  170 

Morganton  35  205 

(comly.  cld  200) 
Top  of  Blue  Ridge  40  245 
Asheville  2 265 

M ai  m Springs  33  298 
(reputed  300) 
Tennessee  state  line  6 304 
New  Port  18  322 

Dandridge  20  342 

Knoxville  27  369 

Raleigh  to  Kr.oxsille  by  Mington,  l a. 

Raleigh  to  Hillsborough  36 

Greensborough  40  76 
Salem  28  104 


Knoxville  to  Kingston 

(s.  w.  point)  40 

Sparta  63  103 

Carthage  45  148 

Lebanon  20  168 

Nashville  30  198 

[Knoxville  to  Nashville  by  way  of 
Muvfresborough^the  present  seat 
of  government)  is  208  miles,  and 
the  same  by  wav  ot  Gallatin  is  2u9 
miles— all  travelled  indifferently 
— The  two  latter  carry  you  thro’ 
the  finest  country  ] 

Nashville  to  Huntsville. 

To  Murfresborough  32 
Sheibyville  26  58 

Fayetteville  25  83 
Huntsville  30  103 

[The  distance  from  Nashville  to 
Sin  lb  ' ille  is  lessened  4 miles  by 
leaving  Murfresborough  out  of 
the  rout  to  the  left. — 109  miles. 

JSashville  to  . Ivgnsta , f Geo.J 
Murfresboiough  32 
Top  of  t-  umberland 

Mountain  60  92 


119 


miles. 

Nich-tjach  (Ten.r.)22  114 
Mission  School 
(Cnickamaugah)  29  143 
Augusta  249  383 

[On  this  road  are  two  remarkable 
curiosities — a cataract  on  the  E 
side  of  the  CumberlandMountain. 
where  the  water  of  a ci  eek  is  pre- 
cipitated  nearly  200  feet.  At  Ni- 
chajach  is  a cave  penetrating  a 
spur  of  the  Cumberland  Mountain 
(caded  Nichajach  Mountain)  se- 
veral miles  out  of  which  issues 
a creek  that  is  navigable  for  boats 
carrying  several  tons,  for  a mile 
within  the  cave.] 

From  Petersburg,  Va.  to  the  Western 


Country , on  the  main  JVashville 
lloctd. 

miles. 

Prom  Petersburg,  to 
Moody’s  18 

Green’s  old  store  14  32 

Jennings’s  16  48 

Millar’s  in  Prince  F.dwd.  6 54 

Wm.  Worsham’s  do.  16  70 

Kelso’s  old  store  29  90 

Hunter’s  in  Campbell  15  105 

I.ynchburg  15  120 

New  London  12  132 

Liberty  15  147 

Buford’s  15  162 

Johnson’s  at  the  Big  Lick  12  174 

Salem  7 181 

"W  hite  House  16  197 

Montgomery  c.  n.  It)  2 >7 

Draper’s  at  New  River  13  220 

Boston,  Wagnal’s  5 225 

Ellis’s  10  235 

Fort  Chissal  10  245 

Kent’s  2 247 

Wythe  c,  a,  8 255 


miles. 

Sterling’s  12  267 

Atkins’s  10  277 

Major  Bowyer’s  8 285 

Bowyer’s  15  300 

Craig’s  at  Abington  11  311 

Capt.  Goodson’s  12  323 

King’s  20  343 

Myers’s  17  360 

Rogersville  15  375 

Mrs.  Williams’s  12  387 

Bean’s  station  11  398 

Clay’s  13  411 

Squire  Lee’s  9 420 

Captain  Lain’s  12  432 

Knoxville  8 449 

Bennett’s  10  459 

Mereweather’s  10  460 

Squire  Eskredge’s  13  473 

South  west  point.  Ten.  6 479 


From  South-West  point  to  Frankfort, 
Ky.  f on  the  fort  Blount  Road.J  to 
Goodwyii’s  at  the  Cumberland 


mountain, 

12  491 

The  Crab  Orchrad 

12  503 

Obey’s  River 

15  518 

Gibson’s 

20  538 

Alexander’s 

13  551 

lackson’s  old  court  house 

15  566 

* To  Hamilton’s  Ferry  on 

Cumberland  river 

16  582 

‘Denton’s  in  Kentucky 

10  592 

‘Coate’s 

20  612 

‘Mrs.  Crow’s 

15  627 

’Joe  Bayler’s 

14  641 

‘Carter’s  at  side  Bottom’s 

Ferry,  on  Green  river 

8 649 

* D irham’s 

12  661 

‘Padise’s 

16  677 

’Cunningham’s 

7 684 

’Uin’s 

10  694 

’Eckles’s 

9 703 

“Mc’Haffee’s 

9 712 

* Frankfort 

24  736 

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From  Frankfort  to  Chilicothe  in  tin 
State  of  Ohio,  by  way  of  Lexing- 
ton in  Kentucky,  anil  J\  ew  .Market 


in  Ohio. 

To  Jones’s,  dinner 

17 

miles. 

Burnt  Ordinary,  night 

18 

35 

To  Paris,  a town 

34 

Nottoway  c h.  breakfast 

10 

45 

Cinthianiaa  town 

13 

47 

Miller’s,  dinner 

12 

57 

Mrs.  AVoodard’s 

25 

72 

f’r.  Edward  c.  a.  night 

16 

73 

Augusta  on  the  O.  a town 

8 

80 

Kelso’s,  dinner 

15 

88 

*New-Market 

30 

1)0 

Hunter’s,  night 

2J 

108 

‘Chilicothe 

40 

150 

Lynchburg,  dine 

16 

124 

New  London,  night 

14 

133 

From  Chilicothe  to  Frankfurt,  byway 

Liberty,  night 

15 

153 

of  Lerdstown. 

Buford’s,  dine 

15 

168 

Amsterdam,  night  ~) 

12  180 

To  Turner’s 

10 

or  C 

"Willis’s 

14 

24 

Fincastle  j 

5 

185 

AVickei'ham’s 

16 

40 

Mrs.  Bailey’s,  dine 

14 

199 

Driver’s 

10 

50 

Sweet  Springs,  night 

14  213 

Needham’s 

10 

60 

Limestone 

11 

71 

ANOTHEB. 

Cinthiania 

45  116 

Frankfort 

37 

153 

Petersburg  to  Richmond 

24 

Goodall’s 

18 

42 

Frankfort  to  South  IVest  Point  byway 

Jackson’s 

16 

53 

of  Chulrvood’s  trace. 

Lou!  si  a c.  H. 

12 

70 

Hunter’s 

17 

87 

To  Dudley’s 

11 

Cnarlottsville 

15 

102 

l.exington 

11 

22 

Harding’s 

9 

111 

Mouth  of  the  Hickman 

20 

42 

Yancey’s 

10  121 

Lancaster 

13 

Q 

55 

Top  Blue  Ridge 

W o i ncKArnn  rrn 

6 

127 
1 SO 

Petersburg  to  Sweet  Springs  213  mis. 
Horse  or  carriage. 

miles. 


Palasca  Courthouse,  (town 


[Staunton 

35  98  (Mc’Dowel’s 
13  111  [Le  Ports 
34  145  Hodge’s 

Cloyerdale 
S3  178  Shaw’s 
45  223  Al  arm  Springs 
Hot  Springs 
‘Places  on  cross  routs  and  not  on  Morrison  s 
the  main  road  at  all,  yet  places  of  Callchan’s 
private  or  public  entertainment,  i Sulphur  Springs 

(Nelson’s 

Union 


of  Somerset) 

‘Tates’s 
‘Chitwood’s 
‘AVi  Ison’s  on  the  AA’alnut 
Cove 

‘South  West  point 


12  142 

12  154 
8 162 
3 165 

10  175 
10  185 
9 194 

5 199 
10  209 

13  222 
16  23S 
16  254 

6 260 


miles. 

Sweet  Sulphur  3 263 

Salt  Sulphur  4 264 

Sulphur  Spring's  to  Lewis- 
burg’  • 9 


miles. 

Fincastle  37  192 

Thence  across  the  coun- 
try, off  the  stage  route 
to  Sweet  Springs  25  217 


Richmond  to  the  Springs  per  stage  to 
Fincastle. 

Stage  fare  §18 

miles. 

Richmond  to  Finleysville  45 
Charlottsville  35  80 

Staunton  40  120 

Lexington  35  155 


Staunton  to  the  Springs. 


To  Warm  Springs  50 

Hot  Springs  5 55 

Sulphur  45  100 

Sweet  15  115 


This  is  the  most  direct  route,  tho’ 
, not  passable  for  carriages. 


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EXPLANATION  TO  DIAGRAM. 

miles. 

Richmond  by  Charlottesville  to  Staunton,  ....  ljj 
to  Lexington,  - - - - 35 

to  Fincastle,  ....  35 

Staunton  to  Warm  Sittings,  ......  50 

to  Hot  Springs,  --.....5 

to  White  Sulphur,  ....  35 

to  Lewisburg,  - - - . . - 10 

to  Charlestown  Kenhatva,  - - - 95 

to  Point  Pleasant,  ....  .55 

to  Chilicolhe,  - --  -..-64 

Warm  Springs  to  Hot  Springs,  ......  5 

to  Callahan’s,  20 

to  Sweet  and  lied  Springs,  - - - - 20 

to  Union,  .......  20 

to  Salt  and  Sweet  Sulphur,  ...  3 

To  Red  Sulphur  - - - - 18 

From  Fincastle  to  Sweet  Springs  about  25  a 30  miles 


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'From  Abingdon  to 

Nashville, 

Ten. 

miles. 

Major  Hawley’s 

1 188 

miles. 

Crab  Orchard 

12  2o0 

Major  Bradley’s 

1 

1 

Obed’s  River 

12  212 

Baker’s 

4 

5 

James  Terry’s 

3 215 

Captain  Goodson’s 

7 

12 

Fohn  Ferry’s 

5 220 

C Stephens’s 

2 

14 

'Officer’s 

9 229 

Rickman’s 

3 

1/ 

Quarles’ 

17  246 

Curtain’s 

2 

19 

Harvey’s 

8 254 

Captain  Johnson’s 

1 

20 

h haw’s 

6 260 

Caldwell’s 

8 

28 

V1  alton’s 

15  275 

Holley’s 

1 

29 

Col  Walton’s 

4 279 

Gain’s 

2 

31 

Carthage 

1 280 

Rector’s 

3 

34 

Dixon’s  Spring 

12  292 

Bead- Yard,  Messes 

4 

38 

•Donahoo’s 

6 298 

North  Fork, 

1 

39 

Stubberfield’s 

2 300 

Col.  M’ Min’s 

2 

41 

Stamp’s 

9 309 

Willey’s 

1 

42 

1'aylor’s 

3 312 

Bradley’s 

8 

50 

Gallatin,  Trigg’s 

3 315 

Armstrong’s  . 

4 

54 

Gilliespie’s 

6 321 

Forgev’s 

2 

56 

Davis’s 

2 323 

Russell’s 

5 

61 

Liysar’s 

3 326 

Rogersville 

5 

66 

Hayborough 

9 335 

Nall’S 

11 

77 

Nashville 

6 341 

Widow  Williams’s 

1 

78 

Moo  'e’s 

3 

81 

From  Abingdon  to  Lexington , Ken 

Boyd’s 

4 

85 

Long-ley’s 

3 

88 

[ See  Abingdon 

to  Nashville .] 

Bean  Station 

1 

89 

Rutledge 

10 

99 

Bean’s  Station 

89  89 

Clay’s 

4 

103 

Cheak’s 

5 94 

Major  Lee’s 

8 

111 

Evan’s  Ferry 

2 96 

Markland’s 

5 

116 

i'axwell 

10  1j6 

Armstrong’s 

1 

117 

Powell’s  river 

8 114 

Kean’s 

8 

125 

W.  M’ Henry 

2 116 

Knoxville 

8 

133 

Cumberland  Gap 

2 118 

Coxes 

10 

143 

White’s 

7 125 

Campbell’s  Station 

5 

148 

Cumberland  River 

7 132 

Meridith’s 

6 

154 

Horton’s 

1 133 

Eskridge’s 

16 

170 

Bellenger’s 

4 137 

Kingston,  T.  C. 

Stuart’s 

5 142 

Clark,  or  S W. 

C 6 

176 

Johnson’s 

11  153 

Point,  T N Clark 

Frernan’s 

20  173 

Post  Oak  Spring 

7 

183 

Howard’s 

5 178 

Lyon’s 

4 

187 

Smith’s 

17  195 

124 


Langford’s 

miles. 
. 5 2U0 

Spigall’s 

Evan’s 

5 205 

2 207 

C.  O.  Brick  House 

4 211 

Mouth  of  Hickman 

18  229 

Nichoiasville 

8 237 

Lexington 

12  249 

From  Abingdon  to  Cumberland  Gu 

through  Pom eli’s  Falieu. 


Minick’s 

8 

8 

Fleenor’s 

1 

9 

"Widow  Fulkerson’s 

3 

12 

Barbs 

7 

19 

Widow  Blackmore 

3 

22 

Gale’s 

2 

24 

David  Shaver 

3 

27 

H.  Pectel 

1 

28 

Ncwland’s 

1 

29 

Col.  Anderson’s 

6 

35 

Bird’s 

4 

39 

Scott  C.  H. 

2 

41 

M’Gee’s 

1 

42 

Isom’s 

2 

44 

Darter’s 

2 

46 

Ford  of  C.  Creek 

3 

49 

Ford  of  Clinch  } 

o 

51 

George  George  $ 

Robert  Speers 

3 

54 

Sloan’s 

i 

55 

M’  Kinney’s 

3 

58 

Eller 

4 

62 

Graham’s 

3 

65 

Bowel’s  River 

5 

70 

Lee  C. 

5 

75 

Major  Neill’s 

3 

78 

W.  Ewing’s 

1 

79 

Isaac  Dickerson 

7 

86 

Col.  Fulkerson’s 

2 

88 

Joshua  Ewing’s 
Samuel  Ewing’s 

1 

89 

2 

91 

Houston’s 

3 

95 

Cliadwell’s 

3 

97 

I . miles, 

Beatie’s  2 99 

'Sawyer’s  2 101 


Cumberland  Gap  6 107 

Front  Abingdon  to  Jcnuborough,  Ten. 

Latham’s  8 8 

M’Ciiesney’s  2 10 

Papersville  3 13 

Crocket’s  6 19 

Newton’s  3 22 

Messengale’s  — 6 28 

Hammer’s  5 33 

Jonesborough  7 40 


From  Baltimore,  Aid.  to  Abingdon , 
Fa.  via  Winchester  and  Greens- 
ville. 

From  Baltimore  to  Bate’s  13 


Ellicot’s  10  23 

Poplar  Spring  14  37 

New  Market  16  53 

Fredericktown  9 62 

Trap  8 70 

Harper’s  Ferry  13  82 

Charleston  7 89 

Slone’s  11  100 

Winchester  11  HI 

Stevensburg  8 119 

Middletown  5 124 

Strawsburg  5 129 

i Woodstock  12  141 

Shryock’s  5 146 

Polk’s  S 154 

New  Market  9 163 

Stone  House  2 165 

Bright’s  12  177 

Kezeltown  5 182 

Harvey’s  7 189 

Hauger’s  10  199 

Staunton  8 207 

Greenville  12  219 

Fairlield  12  231 


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Red  House 
Lexington 
Natural  Bridge 
M’Conkey’s 
Pattonsburg 
Fincastle 
Amsterdam 
Salem 
Abingdon 


miles. 
1 232 
10  242 
13  255 
10  265 

4 269 
12  231 

5 286 
16  302 

130  432 


[.See  Richmond  tc  Knoxville .] 


From  TP  ashington  to  Abingdon. 


To  Potomac  Bridge 

5 

Fai-fax  C.  H. 

11 

16 

Centreville 

8 

24 

Red  House 

14 

38 

Bennett’s 

9 

47 

Germantown 

7 

54 

Widow  WidcofF’s 

7 

61 

Stephensburg 

14 

75 

Racoon  Ford 

7 

82 

Clark’s 

18 

100 

Orange  C . H. 

4 

104 

Douglass 

12 

116 

Smith’s 

8 

124 

Fletcher’s 

6 

130 

Mitchell’s 

3 

133 

Owen’s 

6 

139 

White’s 

3 

142 

Black’s 

S 

150 

Hays 

3 

153 

Rock  Fish  Gap 

3 

156 

Waynesborough 

• 3 

159 

Belville 

11 

170 

■Greenville 

6 

176 

Abingdon 

13 

139 

[See  Baltimore  to 

Abingdon.'] 

From  Abingdon  to  Knoxville,  Ten , 

To  Goodson’s 

12 

Revs’ 

14 

26 

Howard’s 

22 

48 

mLes. 

Russel’s  14  62 

hloore’s  18  80 

Rutledge  18  98 

Armstrong’s  19  117 

Knoxville  15  132 

Knoxville  to  Huntsville  through  the 
Sequatchie  Valley. 


Gamble’s  5 


Meridith’s 

15 

20 

Eskridge’s 

12 

32 

Kingston  on  Clinch  River 
Matlock’s 

4 

36 

14 

50 

Ferguson’s 

16 

66 

Pikesville  in  the  valley 

22 

S8 

Rainey’s 

11 

99 

Hill’s' 

21 

120 

Doran’s 

16 

136 

Winchester,  Ten. 

22 

158 

Salem 

10 

168 

Millers 

15 

183 

Greensbottom  Inn 

16 

199 

Huntsville 

4 20 3 

From  Huntsville  to  Florence  on  both 
sides  of  the  Tennessee. 


To  Athens,  (West) 

30 

Brown’s  Ferry 

12 

42 

Melton’s  Bluffs 

8 

50 

Hawkins’s 

22 

72 

Colder  Big  Springs 

1J 

82 

Florence 

5 

87 

From  Florence  to  Tates 

22 

Jenkins’s 

12 

34 

West’s 

16 

50 

Huntsville 

30 

80 

From  Huntsville  to  the  Falls  of  Black 
IVarrior, 


Ditto’s  Landing  on  Ten- 
nessee 


10 


126 


Bunnahoos 

miles. 
6 16 

Pace’s 

12  28 

Rosel’s 

15  43 

Gilbreath’s 

13  56 

Bullerson 

25  81 

Hendrick's 

12  93 

Johnson’s 

15  1J8 

Roupes 

25  133 

Coon’s 

18  151 

Black  Warrior 

18  169 

Falls  of  Tuscalousa  on  Black  War- 
rior, to  St.  Stephens. 

Black  Warrior  (Alabama 


Hotel) 

To  W illiams 

15 

Campbell’s 

12 

27 

Thompson’s 

25 

52 

Green’s  on  Prairie  Creek 

15 

67 

Moore’s  on  Chickasaw 

Bogue 

20 

87 

Coate’6 

20 

107 

Campbell’s 

15 

122 

Cotl’eeville 

20 

142 

St.  Stephens 

2o 

162 

St.  Stephens  to  Pensacola. 


Jacksonville 

10 

Mud  Tavern 

15 

25 

Scithemore’s  Ferry 
(Alabama  River) 

7 

32 

Tait’s 

12 

44 

M’Gee’s 

14 

58 

M’Dades 

2o 

78 

Manuel’s 

25 

103 

Pensacola 

18 

121 

Pensacola  to 

Mobile. 

Perdido 

12 

Cowpens 

15 

27 

Dolives 

25 

52 

miles. 

Mobile  9 61 

.Mobile  to  New-  Orleans. 

George’s  25 

lams  on  Dog  River  11  36 

Evans  18  54 

Green  C.  H on  Leaf! 

River  (Hogers)  $ 1 5 69 

Black  Creek  2 J 89 

Bounds  4 loO 

Adams’s  27  127 

Pearle  river  (Fords)  18  145  . 

.lones’s  12  157 

Bogueloosie  Springs  14  17 * 

Cantonment  on  Sirawber- 
berry  Hill  on  Bogue- 
chitto  19  181 

Old  Cantonment  19  191 

Covington  4 195 

Madisonville  6 2j1 

New-Orleans  35  236 


From  New-  Orleans  to  Alexandria  on 
Red  Rtverf  Riviere  Rqnzue J thro' 
the  Counties  of  Atiacapas,  Opelou- 
sas and  Rupidcs. 


N.  Orleans  to  Toon’s 

15 

Walker’s 

9 

24 

Martin’s 

15 

39 

Godberry’s 

7 

45 

Donalsonville 

20 

66 

Dubourg’s  on  the  Canal 

of  La  Fourche 

16 

82 

Lake  Yeret 

12 

94 

(Lake  is  3 bv  18  miles.) 

Tltro’  bayou  Longue,  lake 
Flat,  Grassy  l.ake,  and 
Lake  Palourde  to  Ren- 
throps, Mouth  of  Teclie  25  119 
Franklin ville  or  St.  Ma- 
ry’s C.  H.  20  139 

New  Town  or  New  Ibena.30  169 


427 


Mites. 

St.  Martinsville  or  Attaca- 

pa*  Church  9 178 

Vermillion  bridge  Green’s  15  183 

Bayou  Cairion  Crow,  boun- 
dary’ of  Opelousas  and 
Attacapas  12  195 

Opelous  c.  h.  on  Bayou  Te- 

san  (Eagle  Tavern)  12  2u7 

Cross  Grand  Prairie  to  Han- 

chet ’s  21  228 

Bay  ou  Crocodile,  bounda- 
ry of  Opelousas  and  Ha- 
pides  25  253 

Plunket’s  onBayou  Robart  16  269 
Alexandria  on  Rapides  12  281 

Alexandria  on  Red  River  to  Mew- 
Oi  leans,  through  the  Parish  of 
Avoyelles  U the  Mississippi  Swamp, 
by  Pinhneyville,  Madisonville,  and 
Lake  Pontcharlrain. 

Wallis  Ferry  25 

Le  Comes  15  40 

Bayou  de  Glaize  (Kimbal’s)  6 46 
Ferry  on  Mississippi  at  the 
mouth  of  Red  River 
(Huey’s)  22  68 


Miles. 

Pinkneywille  (Mrs: 
White’s) 

16 

84 

St.  Francisville,  (City  Ho 

- 

tel,  Collin’s 

20 

104 

Feliciana  c.  h. 

12 

116 

Breed's 

16 

132 

S.  Helena  c.  h. 

18 

150 

Derby’s  on  Tangipaho 

25 

175 

Madisonville  on  Bayou 

Chefuncte  (.Moore’s) 

20 

195 

New  Orleans,  cross  Lake 

Pontchartrain 

35 

230 

Petersburg,  Fa.  to  Tarboro’, 

V.  C. 

Billups’s 

9 

Hall’s  Tavern 

9 

18 

Jones’s 

5 

23 

Jarat’s 

4 

2 7 

Hicksford 

18 

45 

Avery ’s 

21 

66 

Halifax 

8 

74 

Enfield 

12 

86 

Mt,  Prospect 

15 

101 

Tarborough 

11 

112 

-89959- 


COjXSULAR  jYOTICE. 


Messrs.  Baclie  & Norvell, 


Philadelphia,  Jcxe  25,  1819. 


Gextlf.’.iex — I herewith  hand  you  a translation  of  a Royal  Decree, 
published  in  Portugal,  relative  to  mr  commerce  with  that  kingdom.  I 
beg  leave  to  recommend  to  the  merchants  of  the  United  States  shipping 
there,  to  accompany  their  invoice  with  the  certificate  required,  as  it 
will  prevent  their -paying  duty  on  the  long  price,  or  in  other  words, 
paying  duty  on  the  value  of  the  articles,  after  freight,  insurance,  duty, 
&c.  are  charged.  Wheat,  rye,  barley,  oats,  Indian  corn,  and  flour  made 


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from  them,  pay  a specific  duty  ; of  course  this  decree  does  not  apply  to 
them, 

J.  PEMBERTON,  HUTCHINSON, 
Consul  of  the  United  States  of  America,  for  Pern:  sal. 

To,  Ilis  Excellency  Viscount  de  Balsemoa,  President  of  the  Council  of  Trade. 

Most  Illustrious  and  Excellent  Lord, 

The  King  our  Lord  in  conformity  with  the  opinion  of  the  council 
of  trade  of  10th  Februar.  last,  relative  to  the  entry  of  merchandise  of 
the  United  States  of  America,  orders  that  six  months  from  this  date,  no 
merchandise  of  the  United  States  of  America  can  be  admitted  for  entry 
in  any  of  the  Custom  Houses  of  Portugal,  without  the  invoices  being 
sworn  to  before  the  Portuguese  consuls,  resilient  in  the  ports  of  the 
United  States  of  America  ; and  their  attestations  shall  declare  that  the 
prices  charged  in  the  invoices  are  the  current  market  prices.  The  con- 
suls shall  not  charge  more  than  two  dollars  for  each  certificate.  All 
merchandize  not  accompanied  with  such  attestations,  shall  be  subject  to 
pay  duty  on  the  current  market  price  of  the  port  < f entry.  Your  excel- 
lency will  make  this  known  to  the  council,  that  it  may  be  executed. 

God  guard  your  excellency. 

Palace  of  the  Government,  April  10,  1819. 

JO  AO  ANTONIO  SALTER  DE  MENDONCA, 

Secretary  of  State  for  the  Interior. 

—©©©»* — 

ST.  LOUIS  LAND  AGENCY. 

The  following  is  an  extract  of  a letter  from  Messrs.  A.  T.  Ctiaxe  and 
Abhauam  Beck,  St  Louis,  who  have  established  an  office  for  the  trans- 
action of  Land  Agency  and  Commission  business — it  may  be  interesting 
to  some  of  the  subscribers  to  the  Companion. 

“ St.  Louis  is  situated  on  the  Mississippi,  35  miles  from  the  mouth  of 
the  Illinois;  15  miles  from  the  mouth  of  the  Missouri  ; about  50  miles 
from  Kaskaskia,  the  present  seat  of  government  of  the  state  of  Illinois, 
and  about  70  mdesfrom  the  future  capital  of  that  state  ; only  18  miles 
from  Edwardsville,  the  county  town  of  Madison  county,  (Illinois,)  where 
the  conveyances  of  the  Illinois  Bounty  Lands  must  be  recorded.  St  Lou's 
contains  about  5000  inhab.tants,  is  the  present  capital  of  theMissouri  terri- 
tory, and  .s  the  commercial  depot  o'  that  rich  tract  of  country  watered  by 
those  noble  rivers,  the  Missouri,  the  Illinois,  and  the  Upper  Mississippi 
and  their  thousand  tributary  streams  The  communication  to  the  T on  s 
Lick  country,  is  continual  and  direct.  The  intercourse  by  steam-boats 


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between  St.  Louis  and  the  towns  on  the  Ohio  and  "Mississippi,  particular- 
ly New  Orleans,  is  constant.  St.  Louis,  from  its  local  situation,  and  the 
immense  advantages  which  it  possesses,  not  only  promises,  but  insures 
future  greatness.  An  agency  in  the  western  country  cannot,  therefore, 
at  any  place,  be  so  well  located  as  at  St.  Louis,  f he  number  of  travel- 
lers and  strangers  from  every  part  of  the  U.  S is  immense,  and  most  of 
them  devote  their  time  to  the  examination  of  the  soil  and  the  peculiar 
advantages  which  the  west  presents  ; most  of  these  persons  visit  St. 
Louis  ; information  is  and  will  therefore  be  concentrated  at  this  place  — 
The  subscribers  are  determined  to  withhold  no  exertions  to  col’ect  eve- 
ry possible  information  resp.  ctingthe  western  country,  particularly  con- 
cerning the  quality,  sduation,  and  titles  ; and  they  calculate  their  o.'Tioe 
will  prove  a useful  resort  for  the  stranger,  whether  his  object  is  curiosi- 
ty, speculation  or  to  provide  a permanent  residence  for  himself  and  his 
family.” 

Z,a~cvs  concerning  recording  Deeds  and  Taxes  in  Illinois  and  . 'Missouri . 

By  the  law  of  Illinois,  all  deeds  or  conveyances  for  lands  in  that  state, 
must  be  recorded  in  the  county,  where  ihe  kinds  are  situated,  within 
twelve  months  after  the  execution  of  such  deeds  or  conveyances.  When 
executed  without  the  state  of  Illinois,  they  must  be  acknowledged  by 
the  grantor,  or  proved  bv  one  or  more  of  the  subscribing  witnesses,  be- 
fore a lodge  of  the  Superior  Court  of  the  State,  Mayor  or  other  Chief 
Magistrate  of  the  City,  or  before  the  Clerk  of  the  county,  or  other  court 
of  the  county  where  such  deeds  or  conveyances  are  made  and  executed, 
and  certified  under  the  common  or  public  seal  of  such  city  or  county. 

All  lands  in  Illinois,  are  likewise  divided  into  3 classes,  1st,  2d  and  3d 
qualities,  which  are  respectively  valued  at  4,  3 and  2 dollars  per  acre.  A 
tax  of  one  half  per  centum  is  assessed  upon  the  value  of  all  lands.  All 
non-residents  claiming  lands  are  obliged  to  enter  the  same  on  or  before 
the  1st  day  of  August  in  each  year,  and  at  the  same  time  to  present  a 
list  describing  the  quality  and  class  of  each  tract,  and  the  count)  in  which 
it  is  situated,  which  list  is  to  be  verified  by  the  affidavit  of  such  non-resi- 
dent or  his  Agsxt  ; non-residents  are  obliged  to  pay  the  taxes  imposed, 
on  or  before  the  first  day  of  October  in  every  year.  All  non-residents 
failing  or  neglecting  to  enter  their  lands  as  aforesaid,  or  to  pay  the  taxes, 
become  liable  to  the  payment  of  treble  taxes,  and  the  sale  of  their  lands  ; 
their  lands  in  such  case  to  be  rated  of  the  first  class.  The  right  of  re- 
demption remains  for  two  years  upon  the  payment  of  an  additional  100 
per  centum.  The  collection  of  the  taxes  on  the  lands  of  non-residents 
for  1818,  is  postponed  until  tile  first  of  October  next,  and  th  se  who  pay 
on  or  before  that  day  the  single  ax  for  the  year  1813  and  previously, 
are  exempt  from  paying  the  treble  taxes  formerly  imposed  by  law,  put 


ISO 


in  case  they  fail,  the  collection  of  treble  tax  is  enforced.  Where  the  tre- 
ble tax  has  already  been  paid  on  Military  Bounty  Lands,  the  amount  of 
excess  over  single  taxes  will  be  allowed  in  the  payment  of  subsequent 
taxes. 

By  the  law  of  Missouri  territory,  all  deeds  or  conveyances  for  lands  in 
that  territory,  must  be  recorded  in  the  county  in  which  the  lands  are  si- 
tuated, within  3 months  from  the  date  of  the  deeds  or  conveyances. — 
When  executed  by  non-residents,  they  must  be  acknowledged  by  the 
grantor,  or  proved  by  one  of  the  subscribing  witnesses  before  a court  of 
record,  and  certified  under  the  seal  of  such  court,  or  before  a Mayor, 
Chief  Magistrate,  or  other  officer  of  the  city,  town,  or  place,  where  the 
deed  or  conveyance  is  made  or  executed,  and  certified  under  the  com- 
mon or  public  seal  of  such  city,  town,  or  place,  if  there  is  one,  if  not, 
under  the  private  seal  of  such  Mayor,  Chief  Magistrate  or  other  officer. 
A territorial  tax  is  levied  and  collected  in  Missouri,  of  60  cents  for  every 
100  arpents,  (an  arpent  is  a little  less  than  an  acre.)  All  lands  owned 
by  non-residents  must  be  listed  with  the  auditor  of  public  accounts  be- 
fore the  first  day  of  July  in  each  year,  and  the  purchasers  of  lands  own- 
ed by  non-residents,  are  bound  to  file  a certified  copy  of  the  deeds  or 
transfers.  Taxes  are  collected  after  the  1st  day  of  August  in  every  year, 
and  if  not  paid  by  the  1st  of  November,  the  lands  are  sold  with  a right 
of  redemption  for  one  year. 


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ARRAj\  GEMENT  OF  MAILS,  PETERSBURG.  VA. 

Mail?  for  the  following  offices  after  the  first  of  April,  1819,  will  arrive 
at,  & depart  from  Petersburg,  agreeably  to  the  following'  table  Touching 
the  distances  ofeach  office  from  Petersburg,  the  public  are  referred  to  the 
table  of  Post  Offices,  in  which  the  distances  front  Richmond  & Raleigh  are 
noticed.  It  is  to  be  observed  that  the  distances  were  furnished  from  the 
General  P.  Office  .As  to  the  days  of  arrivals  of  the  Virginia  Western  mails 
which  branch  at  Richmond,  it  will  be  perceived  that  all  of  them  are  not 
taken  downjaccurately ; they  are  generally  correct.  On  Sunday,  Wednes- 
day, and  Thursday,  most  of  them  reach  my  office.  All  North  Carolina 
are  correctly  stated. 


Post  Office, 

Day  and  ho... 
of  arrival 

ay  and  hon. 
f departur  . 

a.es 
• pos 
,Se. 

Time  of  clo 
sing . 

Alexandria 

Daily  11  %p" 

ailv  9 pm 

a 1-2 

7 o’clock  p r. 

Accomack 

W.F.  Su .7 pa 

' i.Th.Sa  2 am 

8 L-2 

M.  IV.  F 3 pn 

Abingdon 

Su.  W.  Hi  pi: 

a.  W.  9 p m 

l8  1-2 

Sa.  M.  12  M. 

Alabama  Territory 

Daily  11  % p r. 

taily  2 am 

25 

Daily  12  M. 

VIRGINIA. 

Aldie 

S WF1H  p ri 

l W F 9 p m 

121-2 

M W F 12  M 

Amelia  c.  h. 

Wed.  ll^/>  m 

Fed.  9 pm 

Id 

Wed.  12  M. 

Amherst 

Su.Th.  llj/c 

Sa.  Wd.  9 p in 

121-2 

Sa.  W.  12  M. 

Amherst  Springs 

do  do 

lo  do  do 

12  1-2 

Jo  do  do 

Amisville 

do  Wed. 

lo  do  do 

12 1-2 

do  do  do 

Annsville,  (Din.) 

Th  3 pm. 

Fri.  2 am 

10 

Th.  3pm 

Acquia 

Daily  11^  p m 

daily  9pm 

121-2 

5pm 

Arnolds  old  place 

Su.  W.  11%  pm 

Sa.  Wd.  9 pm 

181-2 

Sa.  W 12  M 

A'istinville 

do  do  d. 

lo  do  do 

18  1-2 

do  do  do 

Aylets 

Mon.  do 

Mon.  9 pm 

Id 

Mon.  12  M. 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Adams’s 

W.  F.  Su.7  pm 

Tu.Th.Sa.2am 

181-2 

M.  AV.  F.  3 p„ 

Albright’s 

Sa.  W.  8 p m 

;'h.  Su.  2 a m 

181-2 

Wed  Sat  12n 

Alexandrians 

Sun.  8pm 

Friday  2am 

181-2 

fhursday  12 

Alfordsville 

Daily  8 pm 

Daily  2am 

18  1-2 

Daily  12 

Allemance 

Sa.  W.  8 p m 

i'h.  Su.  2 am 

181-2 

Wed.  Sat  i2 

Allenton 

Sun.  8 pm 

'Ted.  2 am 

181-2 

Tuesday  12 

Anderson’s  Store 

Sat  8pm 

l u.  2 a m 

l8  1-2 

Wed.  12 

1 52 


Post  Office. 

Day  and  hour 
of  arrival 

] 

Day  and  hour 
of  departure. 

Rates 
of  pos- 
tage. 

Time  of  clo- 
sing. 

Ashborough  or  Kan- 

dolphc.  a. 

Sunday  8 pm 

Friday  2 am 

181-2 

Thurs.  12  M. 

Ashville 

Sunday  8 p m 

Friday  2 a mi  181- 

Thurs.  12 

Avn  sborough 

Daily  8pm 

Daily  2 a m 

18  1-2 

Daily  12 

Ash  c.  h. 

Saturday  8 pm 

l'hu.  12  do 

18  1-2 

Wed.  12  do 

Baltimore,  Md. 

Daily  1 1 A t>  m 

Daily  9 pm 

181-2 

7 p m. 

Boston,  Mass. 

do  do 

do  do 

25 

do  do 

VIRGINIA. 

Bacon  Castle 

W.  F.  Su.  7pm 

Tu.ThSa.2Qm 

10 

M W.  F .3pm 

Baird’s  Tavern 

do  doll£  pm 

Sat.  9pm 

10 

Sat.  12  m 

Ballsville 

do  do  1 Hpm 

do  do 

10 

do  do 

Barbour’s 

Su.  W.  11  hpm 

Sa.  W.  9pm 

121-2 

Sat.  W.  12  m 

Barbersvdle 

Friday  111  pm 

Friday  9 pm 

121-2 

Friday  12 

Barn  Tavern 

Wed.  4 pm 

Wed.  6 pm 

6 

Wed.  4 pm 

Barrons 

Su.  W 11  \pm 

Sa.  W.  9 pm 

121-2 

Sat.Wed.12  m 

Bath  c.h  orW. Springs 

do  do  do 

do  do  do 

181-2 

do  do  do 

Bavley’s  Store 

do  do  do 

do  do  do 

12  1-2  do  do  do 

Battle  Town 

do  do  do 

do  do  do 

18  1-2  do  do  do 

Bayleysburg 

Sunday  7pm 

Sat.  2 am 

10 

Friday  3pm 

Bent  Creek 

W.F.  11*  pm 

Sa.  W.  9 am 

12  1-2  Sa  Wed.  l.m 

Bentleysville 

Th.  3 p m 

Friday  2 am 

12  1-2  Thurs  3pm 

Berkley  Springs 

W ed.  Su  11* 

Sa  YV.  9 pm 

18  1-2  Sat. Wed.  12m 

Bethlehem  X Koads 
Beverley  or  Randolph 

Wed.  4 pm 

Wed.  6pm 

10 

jWed.  4 pm 

C.  H. 

W.  Su.  11* 

Sa.  W .9  pm 

18  1-2  Sat. Wed.  12m 

Big  Lick 

do  do 

do  do 

18  1-2  do  do  do 

Blacks  and  Whites 

Th.  3 pm 

Friday  2am 

10 

Thurs.  3pm 

Black  Walnut 

do  do 

do  do 

12 1-2|  do  do 

Bloomsbury 

do  do 

do  do 

12  1-2 

do  do 

Bold  Fountain 

Th.  ll*j!>  m 
Wed’s.  11* pm 

Wed.  9pm 

121-2 

YVed.  12  m 

Bowlers 

Wed.  9 p m 

121-2 

do  do 

Bowling  Green 

Daily  11*  p m 

Daily  9 p m 

10 

5pm 

Bowyersville 

Sun.  7 p m. 

Sat.  2 a m 

’0 

Friday  3pm 

Bradens  Store 

Su.  W.  11* pm 

3a.  W.  9 pit 

12  1-2  Sat.  Wed.  12m 

(*)  These  marks  stand  for  halves. 


I5S 


Post  Office. 

Day  and  hour 
of  arrival. 

ttates\ 

Day  and  hour  of  pos- 
of  departure,  tage. 

Time  of  clo- 
sing. 

VIRGINIA. 

I 

Bradley  Hall 

Su  W ThllJ 

M W Sa  9 p m 

181-2 

We  M Sa  12  m 

Bridge  Port 

Su  W 11^ p m 

Sat  We  9pm 

do 

Sa  Wed 

do 

Broadfield  "j 

121-2 

Brook  c.  h. 

181-2 

Brownsburg  V 

lo  do  do 

do  do  do 

12  1-2 

do  do 

do 

Brown’s  store 

do 

Brown’s  Turnpike  J 

do 

Brydie’s  store 

Thr  3 pm 

Friday  2 am 

do 

Thurs  3 p 

m 

Buchannan 

Sun  and  Wed 

Sat  We  9 a m 

181-2 

Sa  Wed 

.2  m 

Buchingbam  c.  h. 

vVF  Sulllpm 

Mo  We  9pm 

10 

M Wed 

do 

Buckland 

18  1-2 

Buffaloe  C 

Su  W 11’  t>  m 

Sat  We  9pm 

do 

Sa  Wed 

do 

Burtonsville  j 

12  1-2 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Baird’s  Forge 

Satur.  8 pm 

Thurs  2 am 

181-2 

Wed 

do 

Barbary 

datur.  8 pm 

Thurs  2 am 

do 

do 

do 

Barrysville 

■Sunday  8 pm 

Friday  2 am 

do 

Thurs 

do 

Bath  c.  h. 

u M Th  Spin 

Tu  Fri  2 am 

do 

M Thurs 

do 

Beard’s  Mills 

\) unday  8 ft  m 

Thurs  2 am 

do 

Wed 

do 

Beattisford 

Sunday  8 pm 

Thurs  2 a m 

do 

do 

do 

Beauford 

Ion  Th  4 

Tu  Fri  2 am 

do 

M Thurs 

do 

Beltord  or  Sells’  store 

iundav  8 pm 

Friday  2 am 

121-2 

Thurs 

do 

Bellefonte 

Sunday  8 p m 

F iday  2 a in 

18  1-2 

do 

do 

Bennsborough 

Vl.  Th  4 pm 

Tu  Fri  2 am 

12  1-2 

M Thu 

do 

Betliania 

iat  W 8 pm 

Th  Su  2am 

18  1-2 

We  Sat 

do 

Britton’s  store 

iatur  8 pm 

Friday  2 am 

121-2 

Thurs 

do 

Brown’s  store 

Satur  8 pm 

Friday  2 am 

do 

do 

do 

Br\  ant’s  ^ Roads 

vlo  Th  4 p m 

T u Fri  2 am 

181-2 

M Thurs 

do 

Buck  Horn  Falls 

Satur  8 pm 

Wed  2 am 

do 

Tues 

do 

Charleston,  S.  C. 

Daily  8 pm 

Daily  2am 

do 

8 1-2  p m 

CONNECTICUT  STATE. 

Daily  11  \pm 

Daily  9 p in 

25 

5pm 

VIRGINIA® 

Cabell  c.  a. 

SuW  11  %pir 

Sat  W 9 p m 

10 

Sa  Wed  12  m 

134 


It  ales 

Post  Office. 

Day  and  how 

Day  and  hour 

fpos- 

Time  of  clo - 

of  arrival. 

of  departure. 

luge 

sing. 

Cabin  Point 

W F Su  7 p m 

Tu  Th  Sa  2 am 

6 

M We  F 3 pm 

Ca  Ira 
Callagan’s 
Callan’s  store 

12  1-2 
181-2 

do 

Campbell  c.  u. 

do 

Carter’s  store 
Cartersville 

Su  W lli/.  m 

Sat  We  9pm 

12  1-2 
10 

Sa  We  12  it. 

Cassel’s  store 

do 

Cavesville 

18  1-2 

Centreville 

do 

Chalk  Level 

J 

do 

Charles  Citv 

Mon  11  \ p m 

Monday  9 pm 

\j 

Monday’  12  m 

Charlestown  . 

181-2 

Charlotte  c.  h.* 
Charlottesville 

l 

Su  M 11  \p  m 

Sat  We  9 p m 

121-2 

do 

Sat  We  12  m 

Chesterfield  c.  h. 

1 

6 

Chrstiansville 

Mon  8pm 

Tues  2 am 

12  1-2 

Mondav  do 

Citv  Point 

Mon  10  am 

Mon  Hoot 

6 

do  Hoot 

Clarksburg 

Su  W 11  ^ pm 

Sat  IVe  9pm 

18  1-2 

Sat  M 12  ot 

Clement  Town 

do  do  do 

do  do  do 

10 

do  do  do 

Clarksville 

Mon.  8 pm 

Tues  2 am 

121-2 

Mon.  12o’clk. 

Cloverdale 

do 

Coal  Mines 
Coals  Mouth 

l 

Sun  IV  1 1 1pm 

Sat  We  9pm 

10 

181-2 

Sat  Wed  do 

Cold  Stream  Mills 

J 

do 

Columbian  Grove 

Frid  8 pm 

Tues  2 am 

10 

Monday  do 

Colesville 

do 

Columbia 

121-2 

Concord 

181-2 

Conrad’s  store 

V 

Su  W Tk  114 

Sat  We  9pm 

12  1-2 

Sat  Wed  do 

Corn’s  store 

f 

18  1-2 

Crab  Bottom 

1 

J 

do 

Crevvsville 

10 

Chrichton’s  store 

Mon  8pm 

Tues  2 am 

do 

Monday  do 

Cuckoosville 

12  1-2 

Culpepper  c.  h. 

Su  W 114  p m 

Sat  We  9 pm 

do 

Sat  M ed  do 

Cumberland 

10 

* I.etters  to  this  office  may  go  by  Halifax  c.  h.  even-  Friday  morning, 
made  up  Thursday  at  12  o’clock. 


135 


Post  Office. 


NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Campbell’s  Grove 
Caswell  c.  . 

Cnapel  Hill 
Charlotte 

Chatiitm  or  Pittsboro’ 
Clover  Gar  len 
Cochran’s  store 
Coleraine 
Columbia 

Columbia  c.  h.  or  9 
Whitesville  $ 
Concord  or  Cabarrus 
Cowper’s  Hill 
Cunningham’s  store 
Currituck 

DELAWARE  STATE. 


Danielsville 
Danville 
Darvilt’s 
Davis’s  tavern 
Deep  Creek 
Dennis’s  ^ 

Dickinson’s  store  5 
Dinwiddie  c.  h. 
Dixville 

Double  Bridges 
Dover  Mills 
Dumfries 
Dunkirk 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Dancey’s  store 


Day  and  hour 
of  arrrival. 

Riitss 

Day  and  hour  of  pos- 
of  departure,  iage. 

Time  of  clo- 
sing. 

Sunday  8 p m 

Friday  2 p m 

181-2 

Thursdayjl2nt 

Satur  8 p m 

Fr.day  2 pm 

do 

Do.  do 

Sa  W 8 p m 

Fhurs  Mon  2 ! 

do 

Wed  Sat  do 

Sun.  1 y i ip  m 

Friday  2 am  j 

do 

Thursday  do 

Sunday  8 p m 

Friday  2 am 

do 

do  do 

Sa  W 8 p m 

rh  Mon  2 am 

do 

Wed  Sat  do 

Satur  8 p m 

Friday  2 am 

do 

Thursday  do 

Mo  Th  4 p m 

Cue  Fri  2 a m 

121-2 

Mon  Thr  do 

Satur  8pm 

Friday  2 a m 

181-2 

Thursday  do 

Mon  8 pm 

Thurs 2 am 

do 

Wednes.  do 

Satur  8 pm 

Thurs  2 a m 

do 

do  do 

Daily  8 p m 

Daily  2 a m 

do 

Daily  5 p m 

Tlv.tr  3 p m 

Friday  2 a m 

121-2 

Thurs  3 p m 

WFSu  7pm 

Tu  Th  Sa  2 am 

do 

M W F 3 p m 

Daily  11  a p m 

Daily  9 p m 

181-2 

5 pm 

Wed  11£  p m 

Saturday  .9  pm 

10 

Saturday  12  m 

Thur  3pm 

Friday  2 a m 

12  1-2  Thurs  3 ft  in 

Thur  3pm 

Friday  2 am 

10 

do  flo 

Wed  4 p in 

Wed  6 p m 

6 

Wedn  4 p m 

W F Su  7 p m 

Tu  Th  via  2pm 

12  1-2  M W F 3 p n, 

Wed  llj  p m 

Satur  9pm 

10 

do 

Saturday  12  n 

Thurs  3 p m 

Friday  2 am 

6 

Thurs  3pm 

Thur  3pm 

Friday  2 a in 

18  1-2 

do  do 

Thur  3pm 

Friday  2 a m 

12  1-2 

do  do 

W Su  1 1 1 pen 

Satur  9pm 

10 

Saturday  12  % 

Daily  114  p 11 

Daily  9 p m 

12  1-2  7 p r 

Mon  11 j p m 

Mon  9 p m 

do 

Monday  12  1 

Mo  Tkr4^m 

Tue  Fr2  am 

do 

\ 

Mo  Th  do 

136 


Hates 

Post  Office. 

Day  and  hour 

Day  and  hour  ofpos- 

Time  of  clo- 

of  arrival. 

oj  departure. 

tape. 

sing . 

Dobson’s  y Roads 

Sa  W 8 pm 

Th  Mo  2 am 

18  1-21 

Wed  Sat  12  m 

Donaldson’s 

Sa  W 8 pm 

Th  Mo  2 am 

do 

do  do 

Duplin  c.  n. 

Sunday  8 p m 

Friday  2am 

do 

Thursday  do 

VIRGINIA. 

Edmundsville  or  "> 
Millborough  3 

Sunday  7 pm 

Satur  2 am 

6 

Friday  0 p m 

Elk  Marsh 

Stl  VV  11^  p m 

Satur  9pm 

121-2 

Saturday  12  m 

Elk  Run  Church  T 

do 

Ellicot’s  Mills  C 

Su  We  11  *p,n 

Sa  We  9pm 

do 

Sa  Wed  12  m 

Emmitsberg  3 

do 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Edenton 

W F Su  7 p u- 

Tu  Th  Sa  2am 

121-2 

M W F 3 pm 

Elizabeth  Citv 

do  do  do 

do  do  do 

do 

do  do  do 

Elizabeth  town 

I’hurs  8 p m 

Thurs  dollS  1-2 

H ed  12  m 

Ellisville 

Sun  do 

do  do 

121-2 

do  do 

Endfield 

\I  Th  4 p 111 

Tu  Fr  do 

do 

M Th  do 

Erwinsville 

Sunday  8pm 

F riday  do 

181-2 

1 hurs  do 

Fayetteville  c. 

Daily  8 pm 

Daily  2 am 

do 

Daily  8 * p m 

Fredericksburg,  Va. 

Daily  11  * p m 

Daily  9 p m 

121-2 

do  7 do 

VIRGINIA. 

Fairfax 

181-2 

Fairfield  v 

Friday  do 

Satur  do 

do 

Satur  12  m 

Falling  Maters  j 

do 

Falmouth 

Daily  do 

Daily  do 

121-2 

Daily  5 p in 

Farlevsmillls  ''| 

do 

Farleysville 

do 

M W Sa  12  m 

Farmville  f 

Su  YV  Th  do 

M W Sa  do 

do 

Farnham 

do 

Fauquier  c.  h.  J 

do 

Monday  do 

Ferrv  Hill 

Monday  8 pm 

Tuesday  2 a m 

do 

Fields  Mills 

• e y do 

do  do 

10 

| do  do 

(*)  These 'marks  stand  for  halves. 


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Post  Office. 


Fincastle 
Fishing  Creek 
Floods 
Fatheringay 
Frankfort 
Franklin 
F.nville  Mills 
Front  Royal 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Fair  Bluff 
Fall’s  Town 
Findleysville 
Fishing  Creek 
Fort  Defiance 
Fredericksviile 

Georgia  State 
George  Town  I),  c. 

VIRGINIA. 

Gaines’s  X Roads 
Genito  Bridge 
George’s  Tavern 
Gholsonsville 
Gibson’s  Store 
Giles  c.  h. 

Glenns 

Gloucester  c.  in. 
Goochland  c.  h. 
Goodw)  nsville 
Gordonsville 
Goshen 
Grandville 
Granville  Mills 


Dau  anil  hour  Day  and  hour 
of  arrival.  of  departure, 


Rates ; 
of  pos-  Time  of  clo - 
tage.  sing. 


SuW  H‘pmMWSa9pm 


Monday  8 pm  Daily 
Sunday  do  > Friday 
do  do  do 


Saturday  do 
do  do 

Sunday  do 

Daily  do 

Daily  11*  p m 


W S 11*  p m 
»VThSull*d' 
SuVVe  11  *p  a 
Dady  8 p v 

Sun  VV  11*/)  m 

Sion  11*/>m; 

Su  W 11*  p ii, 
Daily  8 p 
Su  W 11*/)  ■, 
Su  W 11*  p . 
do  do 
Mon  do 


Thurs 

do 

Daily 

do 

do 


2 an 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

do 

9pm 


181-2 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


We  Sa  do 
M We  Sa  do 
to  do  do 
Daily  2 am 

'JWSa  9p  m 

londay  9 p m 

l W Sa  9 pm 
Judy  2am 
• W Sa  9pm 
Ve  Sa  9pm 
to  do 
londay  do 


131-2 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

25 

12  1-2 


do 

10 

do 

do 

121-2 
18  do 
12  do 
12  do 
Id 
6 

12  1-2 
18  1-2 
do 
10 


M W Sa  12  m 


Daily 

Th 

do 

Wed 

do 

Daily 


12  m 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


8*  p m 
Daily  7 p m 


SVe  M 12  m 
M W Sa  do 
do  do  do 
Daily  8*  p m 

M W Sa  12  m 


Mon 


do 


M W Sa  do 
Daily  8 * p m 
Vi  W Sa  12  m 
W ed  Sat  12  m 
do  do 
Monday  do 


(*)  These  marks  stand  for  halves ,• 


138 


Post  Office. 


Grasty’s  store  ~i 

Grave  Creek  V 

Grayson  c.  h.  j 

Great  Bridge 
Green  Hill  7 

Green  Valley  5 

Greenville  or  H Ford 
Gimsboys  ~1 

Gum  Spring  % 

Guy  andotte  j 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

Gates  c.  h. 

Germantown,  Stokes 
Granville  or  Oxford 
Greensborough 
Germanton,  Hyde 
Greenville 
Grove  Hill 

VIRGINIA, 

Hadensville 
Haley’s  Bridge 
Haleysburg 
Half-way -House 
Halifax  c.  H. . 
Hampstead 
Hampton 
Hanover  c.  h. 

Hanover  Town 
Harper’s  Ferry  > 

Harrisonburg  \ 

Harrison’s  store 
H trrisville  or  Harwells 
Hart’s  store  T 

Hazle’s  River  Mills  \ 
Hawksbill  Mills  ,f  j 
Hav  Market 


Day  and  hour 
of  arrival. 

Day  and  hour 
of  departure. 

Hates 
of  pos- 
tage. 

Time  of  clo- 
sing. 

18  1.2 

Su  W do 

We  Sat  do 

do 

Wed  Sat  do 

do 

We  Fri  7pm 

TuTh  Sa2am 

121-2 

M W Fr  3 p m 

Su  VV  11* p m 

We  Sa  9 p m 

IS  1-2 
do 

Wed  Sat  12  m 

Tbr  Mo  4 p m 

Tu  Fri  2 am 

10 

M Th  8i  p m 

18  1-2 

Su  Tlill*  p m 

Sat  Mon  9 p m 

do 

Sat  Mon  12  m 

do 

IV Fr  Su 7pm 

Tu  Th  Sa  2 am 

121-2 

M IV  Fr  3 p m 

Thurs  3 p m 

Friday  do 

18  1-2 

Thurs  do 

Saturday  8pm 

Thursday  do 

12  1-2 

Wednes  12  m 

do  do 

do  do 

181-2 

do  do 

W Fr  Su  7 pm 

Tu  Th  Sa  do 

do 

M W Fr  3 p m 

Thr  Mo  4 p m T u Fri  do 

121-2 

Mon  Th  12 

Satur  8 p n 

Friday  do 

| 

do 

Thurs  do 

Wed  11*  p m 

1 

Satur  9 pm 

do 

Saturd  12  m 

Thr  Mo  4 pm 

Tu  Fri  2 am 

10 

Mon  Thr  do 

Thurs  3pm 

Friday  do 

12  1-2 

Thurs  3pm 

W F Su  1 1 *pm  M W Fr  9 p m do 


Thurs  3pm 
Wed  11' * pm 
W F Su  do 
Daily  do 
Mon  do 

Su  We  do 


Friday  '6  am 
Satur  9 p m 
M W Fr  do 
Daily  do 
Monday  do 

Wed  Sa  do 


Daily 

do 


8 p m 
do 


SuWThll>. 


do 
do 
do 
Id 
do 
18  1 
do 
10 
do 
181 

M W Sa  9p  m ^ ’ 
1 do 


Daily 

do 


-2 


M IV  Fr  12  m 
I Thurs  3 p m 
aturday  12  m 
il  W Fr  S p m 
Jail  y 5pm 

londay  1 2 m 

'Ved  Sat  12  m 


2 a m\ 
do 


.o 


Daily 

do 


8*  p m 
do 


■I  W Sat  12  m 


(*)  These  marks  stand  for  halves. 


1S9 


Post  Office. 


Hendersonsville 
Hendrick’s  store 
Hermitage 
Hicksford 
H'ilsborough, Lou. 
Hillsborougji,  Culp,  j 
Hull  day’s  Cove 
Hollingsworth  Fer.  ] 
Hipkinsville 
Horntown 

Hot  Springs  J 

H'  ghts\  ille 
Hungary  Town 
H Vtonsville 
Henry  c.h.  \ 

Martinsville  } 

NORTH  CAROLINA, 

Halifax 

Hamilton  or  Hogton 

Hamptonville 

Haw  River 

Haywoodsborough 

Hay  wood  c.  u. 

Hartford 

High  Rock 

Hi  lsborough 

Houstonsville 

Huntersville 

Huntsville 

Illinois  Territory  ' 

Indiana  State  J 

VIRGINIA. 

Inglisville  1 

Isabella  Furnace  V 


Day  and  hour 
of  arrival. 

' Rates 

Day  and  hour' of  pos- 
oj  departure,  tage 

Time  of  clo- 
sing. 

Thurs  3pm 

Friday  2 a m 10 

Thurs  3 pm 

MTh  11*  pm.  M VV  Sa‘9  p m 

181  2 

VI  VV  Sa  12  m 

Thurs  11  * p m 

Wed  9 pm 

121-2 

Wednes  12  m 

Mo  Th  4 pm 

Tu  Fri  2a  m\j 

Mon  Th  8 p m 

SuWThll>« 

M VV  Sa  9 p m 

181-2 

121*2 

181-2 

do 

1 j 

IS  1-2 
clo 
do 

M W Sat  12  m 

Thurs  3pm 

Friday  2am 

Thurs  3 pm 

do  do 

do:  do 

10 

do  do 

Su  VV  11* p m 

Mo  We  9 p m 

181-2 

Mo  Wed  12  m 

Thurs  3 p m 

Friday  2 a m 

do 

Thurs  3 p ri 

Mo  Thr  4 p m 

Tue  Fri  do 

10 

Mo  Thr  5 pm 

Satur  8 p m 

Friday  do 

12  1-2 

Thurs  12  m 

do  do 

Thurs  do 

18  1-2  Wed  do 

do  do 

do  clo 

do 

do  do 

Sun  do 

Wed  do 

do 

Tues  clo 

Satur  do 

Thurs  do 

25 

'Wed  do 

11  F Su  7 p m 

Tu  Th  Sa  do 

181-2 

VI  VV  F 3 p m 

Satur  8 p m 

Friday  do 

do 

. Thurs  12  m 

Sat  VV  clo 

Thurs  do 

do 

Wed  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do 

do  do 

Sun  do 

Friday  do 

do 

Thurs  clo 

Satur  do 

do  do 

do 

do  do 

generally  Su 
Thurs  li*p  m 

Mon  We  Sun 
9pm 

25 

25 

M W Sa  do 

Su  W 11*  p m 

M W Sa  9 p m 

181-2 

M W Sa  clo 

(*)  These  marks  stand  for  halves. 


140 


Post  Office. 

yiay  and  hour\ 
o f arrival. 

Hates 

Day  and  hour  ofpos-  1 
of  departure  tage. 

Jackson’s  Mills 

1 

18  1-2 

James  City 

1 

do 

Jacksonville 

1 

do 

James  Town 

> 

iaWll'pm 

M IV  Sa  9 pm 

12  1-2  5 

Jeffersomon 

18  1-2 

Jeffries  Store 

| 

do 

Jcmappe 

J 

do 

Jerusalem 

Wed 

4 p m 

Wed 

6 pm 

Id  1 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

James  Town 

satur 

8pm 

Friday 

2 am 

12 1-2 

Jeffersonton 

do 

do 

Thurs 

do 

181-2 

Jonesburg  l 

V’  F Su  7 pm 

FuThSado 

121-2 

Jones’  Store 

-iatur 

8 p n 

Friday 

do 

do 

Jonesville 

' ’ do 

do 

i hurs 

do 

18  1-2 

Indian  Town 

•V  F Su  7p  Jr 

TuTh  Sa  do 

121-2 

ie  of 
sing. 


do- 


Kentucky  State 

VIRGINIA. 


renerally  Su 
■<V ed  11*  p m 


Kenhaway 
Kenhaway  seline 
Kennedy’s 
Keysville 
Kilmarnock 
Kings  Ferry 
King  Geo.  c.  h. 
King  Wood 
King  William  c.  h. 
King  k Queen 
Kinsale 
Kites  Mills 


Friday 

1'hurs 


I 

J 


KOBTH  CAROLINA. 


Kincannonslron  works 
Kingston 


Louisiana  State 


su  Th  11*  p m 
8 pm 

3 pm 


Wed  4 pm 


12  m 

do 


M W Sa  9 p m 25 


M W Sa  12  m 


1«  1.0 

M W Sa  9 p m J 


Tues 

Friday 


12  m 
do 

3 p m 


M W Sa  12  m 


SuWThll^m 


iatur 

lo 


8 pm 

do 


Jncertain 


2aral0 
do  18 1-2 
12  1-2 
181-2 
12  1-2 

MWSa9pm*2  K2 

do 
■ do 
181-2 


Monday  do 
Thirs  3pm 


M W Sa  12  m 


Thurs 

do 


2am  do 
do  do 


Im  W Sa  9p  m 25 


Wed 

do 


do 

do 


M W Sa  12  f ft 


141 


Rates 

Post  Ojjice. 

Day  and  houi 

Day  and  how 

fpos- 

of  arrival. 

of  departure . 

C'pe. 

VIRGINIA. 

Lancaster  c.  h.  T 

121-2 

Lanesvdle  > 

MWThll  *pm 

SuW  Sail*/™ 

do 

Langhorn’s  Tavern  j 

do 

Lawrances 

Wednes  4 p m 

Wednes  6pm 

10 

Layton’s 

121-2 

Lee  c.  a. 

181-2 

Leedstown 

do 

Leesburg 

do 

Lewisburg 
Lewis’s  store 

do 

12  1-2 

Lewisville  l 

Lexington  f 

SuWThll/mi 

M W Sa  9 p m 

10 

181-2 

Liberty 

do 

Lillv  Point  . 

12  1-2 

Lindsay’s  store 

do 

Li  tie  Cape  Caphon  1 

181-2 

Litile  Plymouth  | 

12  1-2 

Loyds  J 

Friday  8 pm 

do 

Lombardy  grove 

Tuesday  2 am 

do 

Loretto  T 

do 

Louisa  c.  h.  \ 

Lovington  f 

SuWThll*/™ 

Mon  W ed  Sat 

do 

18  1*2 

Luckets  j 

do 

Lunenburg  c.  h. 

Monday  8 p m 

Tuesday  2 am 

10 

Luray  7 

Lynchburg  J 

Su  Th  11*  p m 

M W Sa  m 

181-2 

121-2 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Laurel  Hill 

Th  Sa M 8pm 

Daily  2 a m 

18  1-2 

Lauson’s  store 

Sunday  do 

Friday  do 

do 

Leaksville 

Saturday  do 

do  do 

do 

Leesburg 

do  do 

do  do 

Lee’s  Mills 

Wednes  do 

Thurs  do 

do 

Le  May’s  ;*<  Roads 

Satur  do 

Friday  do 

do 

Lenox  Castle 

Thursd  3 p m 

do  do 

do 

Lexington 

Satur  8 pn 

Thurs  do 

do 

Lincolnton 

Sunday  do 

| Friday  do 

do 

Lindley’s  store 

Satur  do 

do  do 

do 

Time  of  ck- 
sing* 


M W Sa  12  m 
Wednes  4p  m 


MoWeSa  12m 


Monday  do 

Mo  IV  Sa  do 

Monday  do 
Mo  W Sa  do 


Daily  do 
'l'h'irsday  do 
do  do 
do  do 
Wednes  do 
Thursday  do 
do  3 p m 
Wednes  12  m 
Thursday  do 
do  " do 


142 


Post  Office. 


Log  House  Landing 
Louisburg 

L imberton 

Manchester,  Va. 
Mar',  land  state 
Maine  district 
Massachusetts  state 
Michigan  territory  ~ 
Mississippi  state 
Missouri  territory  _ 


j ! Rates 

Day  and  hour.  Day  and  hour  of  pus. 
of  arrival.  \ of  depar  tire,  \tage. 


Satur 

8 pm 

Friday 

do 

do 

Daily 

do 

Dady 

do 

121-2 

do 

do 

do 

do 

181-2 

Daily 

11  p m 

do 

do 

6 

do 

do 

do 

do 

181-2 

do 

do 

do 

do 

25 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Uncertain 

M W Sa  9 p m 

do 

do 


Time  of  clo- 
sing- 

Thursday  12m 
Daily  8 p m 
do  12  m 
7 o’clock  p m 
5 do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

M We  Sal2  m 


VIRGINIA. 

M’Farland’s 
M’Gahey’s  Town 
M’Whorton’s  Mills 
Madison  c.  n. 
Mannsfield 
Marsh. dsville 
Martinsburg 
Martinsville  or 
Henry  c.  h. 
Marysville 
Matthews  c.  h 
Mecklenburg  c.  h. 
Middle  Brook 
Middlebourn 
Middlebu-g 
Mi  ldletown 
Middleway 
M llborough 
Miller’s  Tavern 
Mill  Farm 
Millville 
Millwood 
Milton 
Montague’s 
Montgomery  c.  h. 
Moorefields 
Moqueson  Gap 
Morgantown 


)> 


Monday  8 pm 
SuWThll*pm 


Monday  8 p in 
Su  Th  11*  p m 


Tuesday  2 am  10 
181- 

M IV  Sa  9 p m do 


Tuesday  2 a 
M W Sa  9 p 


IJ 


Thurs  3 pm  Friday  2 a 

W Th  ll*p  m Mo  We  9 p 
Monday  do  Monday  do 
do  8 p m T uesday  2 a 


W Th  Sat 
11*  p m 


M W Sa  9 p 


121 
m 10 

m 12  1 

„ l81 

m do 
m do 
121 
m do 
181 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
12  1 
18  1 
121 
181 
121 
do 
181 
do 
do 
do 


-2 


Monday  do 

Mo  W Sa  do 

Monday  do 
Mo  W Sa  do 

Thurs  3pm 

M Wed  12  m 
Monday 


-2 


do 


do 

do 


M W Sa  12  m 


143 


Hates 

Post  Office. 

Oay  and  hour 

Day  and  hoi 

t'pOS - 

Time  of  clo- 

of  arrival 

if  departure- 

uge. 

ting- 

Morgansville 
Morrissville  . 

Mount  Hope  S 

I'liurs  3pm 

Friday 

2 a t. 

1 J 

21-2 

Thurs 

3pm 

5uWThll*/w, 

VI  W S 

9 p i 

18  1-2 

M W Sa 

12  m 

Mount  Horeb  J 

t2  1-2 

Mount  Laurel 

hurs  3 p n-. 

Friday 

2 a in 

do 

Thurs 

3pm 

Mount  Pleasant 

lo  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mountsville  7 

Mouth  Cow  Pasture  V 

SuWThlT/)/;? 

M W Sa  9 p i r. 

131-2 

do 

M W Sa  12  m 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

McAuley’s  store 

vunday  8 pm 

Wednes2  a r. 

do 

T uesday  do 

MackeysvJle 

lo  do 

Friday 

do 

do 

Thurs 

do 

Maconsville 

satur  do 

do 

do 

12  1-2 

do 

do 

Marley’s  store 

■iunday  do 

Daily 

do 

181-2 

Daily 

do 

Martinsville 

Satur  do 

Friday 

do 

do 

Thurs 

do 

Mason  Hall 

do  do 

lo 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mattamuskeet 

V F Su  7 p )■ 

' uTh  Sado 

do 

M W F 

3 p m 

Merry  Hill 

Satur  8 p ir 

i Fri 

do 

i2  1-2 

M Th 

12  m 

Mill  Grove 

do  do 

Friday 

18  1-2 

Thurs 

do 

Milton 

do  do 

'liurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

do 

Mock’s  Old  Field 

Sunday  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mo.  Haffey’s 

'atur  do 

''hurs 

do 

Wed 

do 

Montpelier 

Fh  Sa  M do 

Daily 

do 

Daily 

do 

Moore  c.  h orFagin’s 

Sunday  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mooreborough 

do  do 

Friday 

2 a m 

do 

Thurs 

do 

Morgantown 

do  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mount  Airy 

Satur  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mount  Mourne 

do  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mount  Pisgah 

Sunday  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mount  Pleasant 

Sat  ur  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mount  Prospect 

• unday 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Mount  Tirzah 

Uurday 

do 

121-2 

do 

do 

M u rfre  sb  o ro  u gh 

W Th  4 p m 

V Fri 

2 a n 

do 

W Th 

do 

Murraysville 

Sunday  8 p , 

Friday 

do 

•8  1-2 

Thurs 

do 

New  Hampshire  state 

Daily  11*/)  m 

'daily 

9 pi: 

25 

At  5 o’c 

dk  f)  m 

New  Orleans 

SuTh  do 

H '.V  Sa  9 P n 

25 

M W Sa  12  m 

New  ' ork  City 

Daily  do 

Daily 

do 

181-2 

7 b in 

New  ' ork  state 

do  do 

do 

do 

25 

5pm 

New  Jersey  State 

do  do 

do 

do 

18  1-2 

5pm 

144 


Post  Office. 

Day  and  how 

Day  aid  lion 

of  arrival. 

o f departure. 

VIRGINIA. 

Natural  Bridge 
New  Baltimore 
Newberne 

Newby’s  y.  Roads  } 
New  Canton 
Newfound  Mills  1 

New  Glasgow  J 

SuThM  YL*pm 

M W Sa  9p  m 

New  Kent  c.  h. 

New  London  -i 

New  Market  K.  G. 

fa  Th  Sa  do 

M W Fr  do 

Do.  Spotsylvania  ; 
Do  Shenandoah 

Do.  Fr.  William 
New  Town,  K.  G ' 
New  Town,  Stepbg  | 
New  York,  Albem  1 

Su  W Th  do 

M W Sa  do 

Nine  vail 

Nolands  Ferry  J 

Northampton 

'.V  Fr  Su  7 p m 

TuTh  Sa2  <o 

Norfolk 

dQ  do  do  do 

do  do  do  d< 

North  End  7 

Northnmberland  5 

SuWThll^i, 

M IV  Sa  9 p i. 

N.  W.  River  Bridge 

W FrSu7 p m 

Tu  ThSa2  u. 

yORTH  CAROLINA. 

Nash  c.  h. 

Sunday  Sp  r 

Friday  2 a i 

Nc.wb<  rn 

Mon  Th  4 p n. 

u F>i  do 

New  Garden 

Th  Sa  M 8 j> 

Dailv 

New  Hope 

Saturday  do 

Thursday 

New  Lebanon 

VV  Fr  Su  7 p m 

Pu  Th  Sa  do 

Nicholas  House 

Dailv  8 fi 

Daily 

Northampton  c.  h. 
Niital’s  store 

Mon  Th  4 p 

"ues  Fri  di 

atur  8 pm 

ridav  r 

Ohio  state 

Uncertain 

I \V  Sa  9/>  r.. 

VIRGINIA. 

Oak  Grove 

Friday  S p in 

1'uesday  2 a m 

Rata 
>f  pus. 
■age. 


181-2 

121-2 

181- 

121- 

do 

10 

181- 

10 

IS  1-2 
181-2 
do 
do 
812 
21 
.81-2 
21 

81-2 
d 

.21-2 

lo 

ho 

lo 

lo 


do 

tS  1-4 
do 
do 
do 
10 

2 1-2 
do  ~ 


,0 


Time  of  clo- 
sing. 


Mo  W Sa  12  m 


Mo  IV  Fr  do 


lo  W Sa  do 


M WFr3/in 
\ Th  Sa  1 a m 
> M 8*  /•  m 

M W Sa  12  m 
MW  Ft  3pm 


Thursday  12 
Mo  Thr 5 p m 

naily  12 

Wednes  do 
M \V  Fr  3 p ii 
[Dally  12 

Mon  Thr  do 
Thursday  do 
Mo  \V  Sa  do 


■londay  do 


145 


/‘asi  Ojjice. 

Day  and  houv\j)ay  and  hoi : 

ofp.s 

['hue  of  clo- 

of  arriv  1 

of  departure. 

tape. 

sing. 

Oak  Hill,  Madison 

Friday  o p t 

Tuesday  2 a n. 

10 

Monday  12  m 

Oak  Hill,  Fairfax 
Oa*  land  Mills  ^ 

SuWThll*pm 

M W Sa  9 p it. 

12  1-2 
lo  1- 

M W Sa  do 

Occaquan 

Daily  do 

Daily  do 

,21-. 

7 o’clock  p m 

Offuts  ~l 

18  1- 

Oideckers’  Mills 

do 

Orange  c.  u. 

12  1-2 

Orange  Springs 

■in  VV  Th  do 

do 

Orleans 

> 

Mo  W Sa  do 

do 

M W Sa  12  m 

Otter  Bridge 

Id  i-2 

Overals 

do 

Owen’s  Tavern 

12  1- 

Oxford  j 

10 

SOUTH  CAROLINA, 

Onslow  c.  h. 

Sunday  8 pm 

Fr'dav  2 a m 

18  1-2 

Thursday  do 

Oxford  or  Granville 

Saturday  do 

Thursday  do 

12  1-2 

Wednes  do 

Philadelphia 

Daily  11  pm 

Daily  9 p m 

181  2 

7 o’clock  p m 

Providence,  R.  I. 

do  do 

do  do 

25 

5 do  do 

Paddy  Town 

Thursday  do 

Monday  do 

18  1-2 

Monday  12  m 

VIRGIiaA. 

Painesville 

Mo  Th  1 l*p  m 

M W Sa  9 p m 

10 

M W Sa  12  m 

Parham’s  store 

Mon  Th  4 pm 

Tues  Fr  2am 

6 

Mon  Th  do 

Paris 

121-2 

Parkersburg 

1 1-, 

Patrick  c h. 
Pattonsburg 
Pedlar’s  Mills 

\ 

MW  Th  ll*pm 

M W Sa  9pm 

do 

do 

Mo  W Sa  do 

do 

Penn’s  store 

do 

Percivals 

Daily  8 pm 

Daily  9 pm 

10 

d 1-2  p m 

Perkinsville 

Moth  11*  pm 

M W Sa  do 

do 

tf  W Sa  12  m 

Peterstown 

SuWThll  p-n 

do  do  do  do 

18  1-2 

lo  do  do  do 

Piney  Grove 

Wed’  es  4 p m 

Wed  6 p m 

10 

•Vednes  4 p m 

Pittsylvania  c.  h. 

Tnurs  3 p m 

Friday  2 um 

i2  1- 

Thurs  3 pm 

Pleasant  Grove 

do  do 

do  do 

t do 

do  do 

K 


;46 


Post  Office. 

Day  and  hour 

of  arrival. 

Fleas  nt  Ya'ley 

1 

Plough  and  Harrow 

Point  Pleasant 

> 

SuWTlill>» 

Port  Republic 
Port  Royal 

f 

J 

Portsmouth 
Pottiesviile 
Powhatan  c.  h. 
Price’s  Mills 

"'A 

AVFrSu7>m 

Prince  Edward 
Prospect 
Prospect  Hill 

> 

SuWThll*/™ 

Prunty  Town 
Pughtown 

Pungoteague 

J 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Palmyra 

Satur  8 p m 

Panther’s  Creek 
Patrick’s  Mills 
Paynesville 
Peace’s 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Peeble’s  Tavern 

Mo  Th  4 p m 

Philips’s  store 

Sunday 

Pitch  Landing 

Mon  Th  4 pm 

Pittsboro’  or  Chatham 

Sunday  8 p m 

Pleasant  Grove 

Saturday  do 

Pi  mouth 

do  do 

Providence 

Sunday 

Putney’s  store 

Mo  Th  4 p m 

Quarleville,  Virginia 

Friday  8 pm 

Richmond  City 

Daily  11*/)  rr. 

Raleigh,  N C. 

do  8 pm 

Rho  le  Island 

Daily  11  * p v. 

VIRGINIA. 

Rain’s  Tavern 
Rappahannock  Accad. 

Su  W Th  do 

Day  uiid  hour  of  pos- 
of  departure  \tage. 

Time  of  clo 
sing. 

M W Sa  9 p m 

18  1-2 
do 
do 

M IV  Si  12  rr 

Pu  Th  Sa  2 am 

12  1-2 
10 

12  1-2 

M AV  Fr  op  it 

M W Sa 9 pm 

do 

10 

121-2 

10 

12  1-2 

MAVSa  12  n 

Thurs  2 a m 

do 

181-2 

do 

do 

121-2 

tVednes  do 

do  do 

181-2 

do 

do 

do  do 

do 

do 

do 

Friday  do 

do 

Thursday  do 

do  do 

121-2 

do 

do 

Tiles  Fri  do 

10 

Mon  Th  do 

Friday  do 

12  1-2 

Thursday  do 

Tues  Fri  do 

do 

Mon  Th  do 

Friday  do 

131-2 

Thursday  do 

Thursdrv  do 

do 

Wednes  do 

Friday  do 

do 

Thursday  do 

do  do 

10 

do 

do 

Tues  Fri  do 

do 

Mon  Th  do 

Tuesday  do 

do 

Monday  do 

Daily  9 pm 

6 

7 o’clock  p *3 

do  2 a b 

12  1-2 

8 1-2  do 

Daily  9 p n 

25 

Daily 

5p  r 

Mo  \V  Sa  do 

o 

t > 

M AV  Sa  12  t 

147 


Post  Ojlce. 

Day  avdhow 
of  arrival. 

Read’s  store  ^ 

Richmond  c a 
Robert’s  store 
Rockville 

Rocky  Hill  Mils  i 

Rocky  Mount  f 

Rock  Springs 
Romney 
Rose  Mills 

Rough  Crk.  Church  J 

SuWThll>„ 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Red  House 
R d Shoal 
Reid’s  store 
Richmond  c.  a. 
Rockford 
Rockingham  c.  a. 
Rockey  Mount 
Rockey  Springs 
Roxboro’  or  Person  ch 
Royal 

Rutherfordson 

Tliurs  3 pm 
do  8 p m 

Sunday  do 
do  do 

iatur  do 
do  do 

Sunday  do 
->atur  do 
Sunday  So 
do  do 

do  do 

South  Carolina  State 

Daily  do 

VIRGINIA. 

Salem,  Btetout  > 

Salem,  Faurquier  5 
Sandy  Fork 
Scottsburg 
Scott  c.  a.  _ 

Scott’s  Ferry 
Scott’s  Mills  > 

Shackleford’s  j 

Sheltonborough 
Sheltons  Store  , 

Shenandoah  Forke  3 

SuWThll^m 

Mon  8pm 

Thurs  3 p m 

SuWThll*/>m 

"hurs  3pm 
iuWThlPpw 

u afes 

Bay  and  hovr 

ofpos- 

T ime 

of  c!o- 

of  depa 

rlure. 

tag?. 

sing. 

le  i-2 

121-2 

do 

18  1 2 

MW  Sa 

9pm 

do 

do 

M W Sa  12  m . 

do 

do 

do 

12  1-2 

Friday 

2 am 

do 

Thurs 

3 p in 

Fhurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

\2m 

Daily 

do 

18  1-2 

Daily 

do 

Daily 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Thurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

do 

Friday 

do 

do 

fhurs 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Thurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

do 

Daily 

do 

do 

Daily 

do 

Friday 

do 

do 

Ihurs 

do 

Daily  2 

do 

25 

5 o’clock  p m 

M W Sa 

9 p m 

181-2 

12  1-2 

M W Sa  12  m 

Tues 

2am 

do 

Mon 

do 

Friday 

do 

do 

Thurs 

3pm 

18  1-2 

M W Sa 

9 p?n 

do 

do 

M W Sa  12  m 

do 

Friday 

2am 

121-2 

t'hujs 

3pm 

M W Sa 

9pm 

18  1-2 

do 

I W Sa  12  m 

148 


Yltaie. 

Post  OJfice. 

Day  and  hour  Day  and  hmi 

r off  jo 

i 'erne  of  c’.o- 

of  arrival 

of  departure. 

Ur  e. 

sing. 

Sh f t) herds  Town 

j 

18  1-- 

Sherrarils  Store 

do 

Shoulders  Hill 

> SuWThll*fim  M W Sa  9 pn 

do 

■1  W Sa  12  m 

Shrewsberry 
Singleton’s  J 

do 

do 

Smith  field 

W F Su  7 p m TuTh  Sail  a m 

10 

MWF 3 pm 

Sneed’s  Tavern 

Su  IV  FI  P/or 

M W Th  9 pm 

U1-. 

W Sa  12  m 

Snicker’s  Gap 
Somerville  5 

Tu  We  W* pm 

M W Sa  9 pm 

181  : 
0 

M W Sa  do 

South  Hill 

Friday  8 pm 

Tuesday  2 a m 

12 1- 

Monday  do 

South  Quay 

do  do 

do  do 

do 

do  do 

Spanish  Grove 

Monday  do 

do  do 

do 

do  do 

Spotsylvania 

do 

Springfield,  Louisa  | 

do 

Sprinfield,  Hamp.  ). 

SuWTh  11 pm 

M \V  Sa  9 pvt 

18  1- 

•1  W Sa  do 

Springfield.  Fauq  | 

121 

Soring  Hill,  Lnisa  J 

do 

Stafford,  c h. 

Daily  do 

Daily  do 

do 

Daily  5pm 

Spotted  Tavern 

do 

Stanardsv  ille 

18  1-5 

Stanton  Hill 

do 

Staunton' 

Stevensburg  r 

SuWTh  do 

M W Sa  do 

do 

do. 

U W Sa  12  m 

Stevensv  ille 

do 

Stoney  Point 

do 

Strasburg  J 

Friday  8 pm 

do 

' 

St.  Tamany 

Tues  2 a m 

12  1-2 

.Monday  12  tn 

Suffolk 

AV  F Sa  7 p m 

Tu  Th  Sa  do 

do 

M W Fr  Sp  m 

Sussex  c.  h. 

Wenes  4 p m 

Wednes  6 pm 

6 

►Ved  4 pm 

Surry  c.  h. 

A\  F Su  7 p m 

TuThSa  2 am 

10 

M W F Sp m 

Sweet  Spring-s 

SuWThl  \*pm 

Mo  At’  Sa  9 pm 

181  2 

I W Sa  12  m 

Sycamore  Grove 

Mon  Sp  m 

Tues  2am 

12  1-2 

Monday  12  m 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Salem 

Sat  We  do 

Tues  Th  do 

181-2 

M W 12  m 

Salisbury 

Sunday  do 

Friday  do 

do 

rhurs  do 

Sampson  c.  h. 

do  do 

Daily  do 

do 

)aily  do 

Scotland  Neck 

Saturday  do  Friday  do 

12  1 2 

Tliurs  do 

Scull  Camp 

do  do  (Tliurs  do 

L8  l-2|Wed  do 

149 


Post  Office. 


Sessem’s  Bridge 

Skinnerville 

Sniithfield 

Smi'hville 

Sneedsborough 

Snow  Hill 

South  Washington 

Spring  Hill 

Stagville 

Statesville 

Stocksburg 

Summerfield 

Sunburry 

S wansborough* 

Tennessee  state 

VIRGINIA. 


SuWSa  11  *fim 

Tu  Th  11*  pm 
Thui'S  3pm 


Tappahannock  ? 

Tazwell  c.  h.  5 

Tease’s  Valley 
Terryville 
Thompson’s  store 
Thompson’s  ^ Rds. 

Thornsburg 
Thornton’s.  Gap  >SuTuThdo 
Thrasher’s  store 
Tinsleysville 
Traveller’s  Repose 


of  arrival. 

Mon  Th  4 pi 
Satur  8 pi 
do  do 
Thursday  do 
do  do 
Mon  Th  4 p j, 
Sunday  8 p r, 
T turday  do 
do  do 
Sunday  do 
Thurs  4 pm 
Saturday  8 pm 
Su  W Fr  7 p 
Saturday  8 p m 

Uncertain 


Hates 

Pay  and  how  oj pos- 
of  departure,  \tage. 

Time  of  clo- 
sing. 

Tues  Fri  2 am 

121-2 

M l'h 

12  m 

Friday 

do 

18  1-2 

Thurs 

do 

Thurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

do 

Daily 

do 

do 

Daily 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Tu  F 

do 

do 

Mon  Th 

do 

Daily 

do 

do 

Daily 

do 

Thurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

do 

do 

do 

12  1-2 

do 

do 

Friday 

do 

18  1.2 

Thurs 

do 

do 

do 

d> 

Thurs  3 

p m 

Thurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

do 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Tarborough 

Tombstone 

Trenton 

Turner’s  x Roads 
Ty  son’s  store 


’'u  Th  Sa  do  do 
Thurs  do  do 

MW  Sa  9 pm  25 


MWTh9£m!{g \f} 

M W Sa  9p  m do 
Friday  2 a wi  12  1-2 
do 
do 
18  i 

M W Sa  9 p m uo 
do 

121-2 
18  1-2 


Mo  Th  4 p m Tue  Fri  2 a m 12  1-2 
featur  8 p m Thursday  do  i do 
do  do  j do  do  12  1-2 
Mo  Th  4 pmTuesFri  do  jl81 
Sunday  8 ^?n;Daily  do  Il2  1-2 


MW  F 3 pm 
Wed  12  m 

M W Sa  do 


M W Sa  12  « 

do  do  do  do 
Thurs  3pm 


M W Sa  12  i 


Mon  Th 
Vt  ednes 

do 

Mon  Th 
Daily 


do 

do 

do 

do 

2 


* 1 h,s  sometimes  come,  by  Hick’s  Ford ; it  may  be  sent  same  wav 
if  requested. 


150 


Post  Office. 


Day  ami  hour 
of  arrvtlal. 


Day  and  hour 
of  departure 


Union,  Loudon 
Union,  Montgom. 
Union  Mills  )>■ 

Upperville 
Urbanna 
Urquhart’s  store 

Vermont  state 


Variety 
Viellsborough 
Village  Hill 
Vineyard 

Washington,  B.  C. 


Wadkin’s  store 
Walkerton 
Walnut  Branch 
Warminster 
W arren’s  store 
Warren 
Washington 
Waterford 
Wattsborogh 
W aynesborough 
Wellsburg 
West  Liberty 
Westmoreland 
White  Plains 
White  Chimnies 
White  Post 
White  Rock,  Cha. 
White  Rock,  Hal. 

W.  Sulpher  Springs  j 
Wicomico  Church  ) 


SuWe  Th  11* 
p m 

Wednes  4 pm 

Daily  1\*  p m 


SuW'Thll>n 
Daily  do 
Thurs  3pm 
Friday  8 pm 

Daily  11*  p m 


M W Sa  9 p m 

Wednes  6 pm 
Daily  9pm 


M W Sa  9pm 
Daily  do 
Friday  2 am 
Tuesday  do 

Daily  9pm 


SuWThlU/wi 


Monday  8 pm 
SuWThll*/>m 


Daily 


do 


Su  We  Sa  do 


Rates 

ofpos- 

tage. 


181-2 

do 

121-2 
18  1- 
12  1-: 
10 

25 


181-2 
121-2 
10 
121-2 


M W Sa  9 p m 

Tues  2am 
M W Sa  9^i  m 
Daily  do 
M W Sa  do 


Time  of  clo- 
sing. 


do 


M W Sa  12  ns 

Wednes  4 pm 
5 o’clock  p m 


M W Sa  12  m 
5 o’clock  p m 
Thurs  3pm 
Monday  12  m 

Daily  7pm 


18  1-2 
12-1-2 
do 
do 

18  1-2 
121-2 
181-2 
do 

12 1-2 
181-2 
do 
do 

121-2 

a 

10 

1.81-2 

do 

do 

do 

do 


M VV  Sa  12  m- 

Mondav  do 
M IV  Sa  do 
5 o’clock  p m 
M W Sa  12  m 


151 


Post  Office. 


Wilderness 
Wilkersonville 
Williamsburg 
Wilmington 
Winchester 
W oodstock 
Woodville,  Culp 
Woodville,  Hano. 
AVylliesburg 
AV}  the  c.  h. 

north  Carolina, 

Wadesborough 
W addles  Ferry 
W arm  Springs 
W'arrenton 
Washington 
AVaughsburg 
AVaynesborough 
W aynesville 
Webb’s 
W est  Castle 
Westravsville  ■ 
AVhite  Hall 
White  Oak 
AVhite  Plains 
W, 'ke’s 

Wdliamsborough 
Williams’s 
Williamston 
W iiliamsville 
Wilmington 
AA  indsor 
W'mton 
AA'oodstock 

A'an rev’s  Mills 
Yanceys  ville 
Yorktown 


Day  and  hour 
of  arnval. 

Day  and  hour 
of  departure. 

Hates 
of  pos- 
tage. 

Time  of  clo- 
sing. 

SuWThlPjtm 

M VV  Sa  9pm 

12  1-2 
10 

\1  AV  Sa  12  m 

W F Sull*j!m 

M AV  F 

do 

121-2 

AI  AV  F 5pm 

do 

181-2 

SuAVThll>? 

MAVSa 

do 

do 

M AV  Sa  12  m 

121-2 

do 

Thurs  3 pm 

Friday 

2 am 

do 

Thurs 

3pm 

SuWThll>n 

M AV  Sa  3 p m 

181-2 

M AV 

5a  12  m 

Sunday  8 p m 

Daily 

1am 

do 

Daily 

do 

do  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Saturday  do 

Friday 

do 

do 

hurs 

do 

Daily  do 

Daily 

1pm 

12  1-2 

'ailv 

8*  p m 

M Th  4 pm 

I'll  Fri 

2am 

181-2 

’.Th 

T - m 

Satur  8 p m 

I'hurs 

do 

do 

Wed 

do 

do  do 

do 

do 

do 

io 

o 

do  do 

do 

do 

25 

lo 

do 

Thurs  4 pm 

Friday 

do 

18  1-v 

hurs 

3 p in 

Sat  8 p m 

I'hurs 

do 

do 

Ved 

12  m 

Sunday  do 

Friday 

do 

do 

hurs 

do 

do  do 

do 

do 

do 

lo 

do 

Sat  do 

Thurs 

do 

do 

ed 

do 

do  do 

do 

do 

12  1- 

do 

do 

Sat  do 

do 

do 

18  1 

do 

do 

do  do 

Friday 

do 

12  1- 

hurs 

do 

do  do 

['burs 

do 

!8  1 

Ved 

do 

Daily  do 

Daily 

do 

121-2 

Daily 

8pm 

Sat  do 

Friday 

do 

18  1-2 

hurs 

19  m 

Daily  do 

Daily 

do 

do 

Daily 

8pm 

A1  Th  4 pm 

Tu  Fri 

do 

12  i 

! Th 

12  m 

do  do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

>V  F Su  7 p n: 

Tu  Th  Sa  do 

181  ' 

I AV  F 3 p m 

'uWF  11+ pm 

M AV  Sa  9 p ir 

'T  AV  Sa  12  ni 

Su  \V  F do 

M AV  F 

do 

M VV  F 5 pm 

152 


DISTANCES  OMITTED. 


From  Petersburg  to  Fort  Sloddart. 


To  Fayetteville  on  main  Mies. 

stage  road  (see  p.  lo3)  2ou  200 

Drowning  Creek  25  225 

Little  Pedee  River  11  236 

.Winfield,  S.  C.  28  264 

Greenville,  Great  Pedee  riv,  8 272 

Black  Creek  12  284 

Lynch  Creek,  E.  B.  14  298 

Do.  W.  B.  6 304 

Camden  20  324 

Columbia  35  359 


Granby  3 362 

Edgefield  c.  .n  53  415 

Augusta  Geo  24  439 

Louisville  40  472 

Saundersville  24  5o3 

Milledgeville  24  527 

Fort  Hawkins  31  558 

Haw  kins  Agency  30  588 

Cow  eta  or  Chatahouchy  river  45  630 

Spring  16  649 

Persimmon  Creek  29  678 

Point  Comfort  11  689 

Otter  Creek  19  708 

Law  la  Creek  14  722 

Hurricane  Spring  23  745 

Indian  Path  21  766 

Murder  Creek  22  788 

Alabama  R.  50  838 


Fort  Stoddart  on  Tombigby  20  858 


From  Fort  Stoddard  to  JVew  Orleans, 


via  Mobile. 

To  Mobile,  by  water  40 

Light  House  30  70 

Entry  of  Pascagoula  River  32  102 
St.  Louis  Bay  45  147 

Entrance  of  Pearl  River  25  172 
Entrance  Lake  Ponchartrain  1 J 182 
Bayou  St.  John  28  210 

New  Orleans  3 213 


Kasliville  to  Natchez 


Franklin 

Duck  River 

Swan  Creek 

Buffalo  River 

Enter  Alabama  Territory 

Tennessee  River 

Bear  Creek,  M. 

Dividing  Bridge 

Natarchucky 

Cohatta 

Black  Brier  Creek 
Long  Creek 
Mclntoshville 
Aaron  Creek 
Loonacliito  Creek 
White  Oak  Creek 
Head  of  Pearl  River 
Lust  Creek  (a  branch  of 
Black  River) 

Faliah  Creek 
Big  Creek 
Bitter  Acorn  Creek 
White  Sand  Creek 
Green  Stone  Ford 
Hunston 
Union  Town 
Washington 
Natchez 

Lexington,  A'y.  to  St.  Louis, 

To  Baird’s  Town 
Bealsburg 
Elizabeth  Town 
Hardensburg 
Yellow  Bank 
Green  River 
.lenderson 
Morganfield 

Shawnee  Town,  111 


7 Tiles. 

18 

34  52 
18  70 
9 79 

18  97 

24  121 
11  132 

11  143 

5 148 

7 155 

12  167 
12  179 

19  198 

25  223 
9 232 

10  242 

11  253 

53  306 
25  331 
16  347 

12  359 
16  j75 
12  887 
25  412 

6 418 

8 426 
12  438 

Mso.  T. 

67 

16  83 
lu  95 
37  130 
47  177 

14  191 
21  212 
21  233 

15  248 


153 


Salt  Springs 
Big  Mndy  Stiver 
Little  Muddy  River 
iBeaucoup 


Miles. 

12  260 
4 7 307 
10  317 
■11  32b 


Kstskaslda 
Prairie  du  Rocher 

Cahokia 

St.  Louis,  Mso.  T. 


Miles. 

46  376 
14  390 

47  437 
3 440 


■ 


TABLE 


OF 

S>®S'ffta®IF]S'Il(S4SS 

IN  THE 

UNITED  STATES, 

WITH  THE 

NAMES  OP  THE  POST-MASTERS, 

THE 

COUJ\  TIES  AND  STATES 

IN  WHICH  THEY  ARE  SITUATED ; 

AND 

THE  DISTANCES  FROM  THE  CITY  OF  WASHIA  GTON, 

AND  THE 

CAPITALS  OF  THE  RESPECTIVE  STATES, 

AS  LATE  AS  THE  1st  MAY,  1819. 

A few  of  the  changes  of  Post-Masters  not  inserted  in  the  copy  of  Post-Offish 
received  from  Washington,  from  -which  this  table  -was  taken. 

All  Post  Offices  accurately  stated, 

PETERSBURG,  FA. 

E.  Pescud,  Printer, 


1819. 


r/v  e. : 


* % jVf 

* ?=  I.  >t  v. 


*!  •• 


.•  ;•>.  :.r.u 


. 

- 

’ 

% 

- 

- : 


. s 


TABLE 


or 

POST-OFFICES 


JJT  THE 

UNITED  STATES , 

AS  LATE  AS  THE  1st  MAY,  1819. 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post  Masters. 

Hist 

Has. 

City. 

from 
ft  a 
Cpt 

AARONSBURG 

Centre 

E. 

James  Duncan 

204 

97 

Abbeville  c.  h. 

Abbeville 

S.  C. 

Moses  Taggart 

62.5 

118 

Abbottstown 

Adams 

P. 

Samuel  Fahnestock 

86 

41 

Abingdon 

Washington 

Va. 

John  M’Clellan 

404 

322 

Abington 

Plymouth 

Ms. 

Elihu  Hobart 

452 

18 

Abington 

Luzerne 

P. 

John  Miller 

254 

145 

Abington  society 

Windham 

Ct. 

Samuel  Summer 

Absecombe 

Gloucester 

N.  J. 

Joseph  Sharp 

209 

102 

Accomac  c.  h. 

Accomac 

Va. 

William  Kendall 

214 

207 

Achor 

Columbiana 

0. 

Jacob  Young 

29  7 

Ackworth 

Cheshire 

N.  H. 

Samuel  Slader 

432 

44 

Acquasco 

Pr.  George’s 

Md. 

James  Kemp 

38 

42 

Acton 

Middlesex 

Ms. 

24 

Adair  c.  h. 

Adair 

K. 

John  Field 

658 

122 

Adams 

Berkshire 

Ms. 

William  P.  Briggs 

4D21129 

Adams 

Dauphin 

P. 

133|l45 

Adams 

Jefferson 

N.  Y. 

Lvmau  Munson 

461166 

Adams 

Hyde 

N.  C. 

John  Adams 

319453 

Adams 

St.  Clair 

11. 

955| 

Addison 

Addison 

Vt. 

Gideon  Seeger,  jun. 

473 

69 

Adel  phi 

h*  OSS 

0.  { 

George  VS  ill,  sen. 

392 

Agawam 

Hampden 

Ms.  1 

John  Norman 

366 

158 


Office. 

County. 

Slate. 

Post- Masters. 

I)in. 

Ha. 

City 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Alabama 

Monroe 

A. 

see 

126 

Albany 

Albany 

N.  Y. 

Solo.  Southwick 

356 

Albany 

Oxford 

'■1e.  Asa  Cummings 

64, 

67 

Albany 

Orleans 

at.  j 

56. 

Albright’s 

Orange 

\.  C. 

Daniel  Albright 

32 

Alburg 

Franklin 

\ t.  1 

555 

94 

A'die 

London 

Va.  1 

Tim.  Carrington 

35 

158 

Alexander 

Genessee 

N Y.  j 

39: 

Alexandria 

Hunterdon 

N.  J. 

L M.  Prevost,  jr. 

Alexandria 

Campbell 

K-  ! 

Alexander’s 

York 

S.  C. 

Obad.  Alexander 

441 

99 

Alexandria 

Huntingdon 

p. 

John  Scott 

163 

89 

Alexandria 

Al*  xandria 

Ca.  : Jos' ah  Watson 

7 

Alexandria 

Nafcliitocbtz 

i-  Isaac  Parkins 

138 

310 

Aiexandriana 

Mecklenburg 

. C. 

J.  McK  Alexander 

454 

157 

Alford’s  Store 

Hancock 

G iCollin  Alford 

6r 

42 

A’fordsville 

Robeson 

C-! 

" arren  Alford 

38. 

Al'red 

York 

\e. 

Jerem.  Goodwin 

5^ 

Alfred 

Allegany 

M.  Y. 

Asa  L.  Davidson 

34 

273 

A'kmance 

Guilford 

N.  C . 

James  Dick 

33 

77 

Allen  cu(Scottsville)  Allen 

K. 

Daniel  M.  Jones 

V 

.60 

Ailensfresh 

Charles 

Md. 

'Valter  Latimer 

4 

79 

Allensville 

Logan 

K. 

Wm  R.  Scott 

Allenville 

Mifflin 

Pa 

Christ.  Horell 

Allentown 

Monmouth 

N.  J 

James  B.  Stafford 

irt 

11 

Allentown 

Northampton 

P. 

Charles  Hut'er 

184 

93 

Allentown 

Montgomery 

N.  C. 

John  M’Auley 

42 

AUjoy 

Blount 

T. 

Andrew  Bovle 

Aina  or  New  Milford 

Lincoln 

Me. 

Josiuh  Stebbins 

6 

54 

Alstead 

Cheshire 

V.  II 

Sami.  Hutchinson 

424 

7C 

Am’andaville 

Elbert 

G. 

Amber 

Onondagua 

N.  Y. 

W.  V.  P..  Lansing 

3§3 

145 

A nboy 

Middlesex 

N.  J 

Robert  Arnold 

215 

47 

Amelia  c.  h. 

Amelia 

Va. 

Wm.  T.  Egleston 

185 

5£ 

Amenia 

Hutchess 

N.  Y 

Abiah  Palmer 

32j 

97 

Amherst 

Hillsborough 

N.  H. 

Aaron  Whitney 

48. 

4c 

Amherst 

Hampshire 

M s 

Rufus  Kellogg 

394 

85 

Amberst  c.  n. 

Amherst 

Va. 

Micajah  Camden 

I9t 

13( 

Amherst  Springs 

| Amherst 

Va. 

Hugh  Campbell 

211 

12- 

Amissville 

JCulpeper 

Va. 

i'iiomas  Amiss 

Si 

11C 

Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-J\lasters, 

Diet. 

Hru. 

City. 

froth 

Semite 

' l>- 

At. 'tv 

Orange 

N.  Y. 

Daniel  Carpenter 

257 

118 

Amity 

Washington 

P. 

P.zekiel  Clark 

25  5 

248 

Amsterdam 

lontgomery 

N.  Y. 

James  Downs 

39  2 

131 

Amwell 

•interdon 

X.  J. 

John  Lambert 

18; 

16 

Andalusia 

Sucks 

P. 

143 

6 

Anderson’s  Store 

aswell 

X.  C. 

Quenton  Anderson 

31b 

56 

Andersonville 

Igefield 

s.  c. 

lames  Harrison 

56. 

Andover 

isborough 

X.  H. 

Ebenezer  Chase 

525 

22 

Andover 

ssex 

\Is. 

Isacc  Abbott 

46  7 

29 

Andover 

.Hand 

t t. 

Simon  House 

358 

15 

Angelica 

dlegany 

X.  Y. 

Alex.  Dautrement 

337 

272 

Annapolis 

nn  Arundel 

JId. 

John  Munroe 

4 u 

Ann  Boor 

‘TV 

T. 

Albert  Russel 

782 

Annsvdle 

' nw.ddie 

Va. 

178 

55 

Annsville 

..  hens 

O. 

364 

Anson 

•somerset 

Me. 

James  Collins 

665 

112 

Antrim 

■ idsbcrough 

N H. 

George  Duncan 

469 

36 

Antwerp 

teiicrson 

X.  Y. 

Silvius  Hoard 

474 

ld8 

Anville 

Dauphin 

r.  p. 

Daniel  Henning 

13'J 

17 

Acquackanock 

Sssex 

X.  J. 

Peter  Jackson 

226 

73 

Aquia 

Si  afford 

Va. 

Withers  \\  aller 

42 

80 

Argyle 

'V  ishington 

X.  Y. 

Joseph  Rouse 

403 

46 

Arkansas 

A kansas 

Mo.T 

Eli  J.  Lewis 

1470 

606 

Arkport 

Jteuben 

X Y 

Christian  Hurlbut 

323 

266 

Arlington 

Bennington 

Vt 

Martin  C.  Dt  ming 

411 

113 

Armagh 

bidiana 

P. 

James  Elliott 

170 

163 

Armstrong’s  Creek 

ianhawa 

Va. 

Mathias  Williams 

Arms’s  X Roads 

Intario 

X.  Y. 

Evan  Griffith 

Arnold’s  Old  Place 

Fauquier 

Va 

’’’hos.  W.  Barber 

56 

145 

Arsenal 

Arundel 

ork 

Me. 

531 

123 

Asburv 

•lssex 

X .1. 

Johnson  Dunham 

199 

35 

Ashboro’orRnd’h  c.h 

Randolph 

N C. 

Thomas  Harvey 

362 

Ashburnham 

Worcester 

Ms. 

Joseph  Jewett 

462 

55 

Ashby 

Middlesex 

Ms. 

Alex.  1'.  Willard 

484 

Ashfield 

Frankhn 

Ms. 

Levi  Cook 

410 

113 

Ashford 

Windham 

Ct. 

369 

31 

Ashtabula 

\shtabula 

0. 

Gideon  Leet 

387 

Ashville 

Buncombe 

X.  C. 

George  Swain 

520 

Assonet 

Br.stol 

Ms. 

Robert  Strobridge 

446 

42 

Assumption 

La  Fourche 

V 

Pierre  Blanchard 

1351 

91 

160 


Office. 

County, 

State. 

Past-Masters. 

hist. 

Ho. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Asylum 

Bradford 

P. 

Stephen  Charlotte 

284 

176 

Atii.  ns 

Green 

N.  V. 

Castle  ieely 

3o5 

26 

Athens 

Bradford 

P 

David  Paine 

35u 

189 

Athens 

Athens 

0. 

Eliphaz  Perkins 

3*7 

Athens 

Clark 

G. 

James  D.  Cole 

66? 

70 

Athens 

Somerset 

Me. 

65fc 

Athol 

Worcester 

Ms 

Joseph  Proctor 

42? 

71 

Atkinson 

Rockingham 

K.  H. 

James  Dow 

48o 

34 

Attica 

Gcnnessee 

N.  V. 

Gains  B.  Rich 

332 

261 

Attleborough 

PI)  mouth 

Ms. 

Israel  Hatch 

42o 

29 

Attleborough 

Bucks 

P. 

Phineas  Paxton 

164 

Attleborough 

Dutchess 

N.  V. 

334 

A leborough 

Bristol 

Ms. 

Milton  Burrows 

A'tleburv 

Dutchess 

\.  V. 

Jacob  Hermance 

352 

63 

Avevsborough 

Cumberland 

N.  C. 

James  P.  W llson 

322 

35 

Avon 

Kennebeck 

Kie. 

662 

Avon 

Ontario 

N.  V. 

Algern  S.  Hosmer 

36o 

233 

Avovelle’s  Parish 

Avovclles 

L. 

Robert  Morrow 

14i' 

340 

Auburn,  or  Aurelius  Cayuga 

N.  V. 

George  P.  Throop 

3oo 

169 

Augusta 

Kennebeck 

Me. 

Robert  C.  Yose 

61 

59 

Augusta 

Oneida 

N.  V. 

Samuel  Chandler 

373 

113 

Augusta 

Sussex 

N J. 

John  Gustin 

224 

79 

A gusta 

Richmond 

G. 

James  Fraser 

589 

86 

Augusta 

Brack.n 

K. 

M m.  Tomlinson 

51u 

90 

Aurora 

Cavoga 

N.  Y. 

Eleazer  Burnham 

378 

175 

Aurora 

Portage 

0. 

Samuel  Forward 

347 

Austinsburg 

Ashtabula 

0. 

Eliphalet  Austin 

362 

Austinville 

V.  ythe 

Va. 

Adam  Sanders 

36o 

284 

A'iett’s 

K William 

Va. 

Benjamin  Pollard 

I2u 

29 

Bacon  Castle 

Sum 

Va. 

J.  Ilunnicut,  Jun. 

197 

74 

Bagg’s 

McIntosh 

G. 

Hugh  F.  Rose 

Bambridge,  or  Jeri-;Chenango 

N.  Y. 

James  llouteling 

329 

141 

Bainbriuge  [cho 

Ross 

O. 

Elisha  Kelley 

425 

Baird’s  Forge 

Burke 

N.C. 

Andrew  Baird 

j‘J7 

Bird’s  Tavern 

Buckingham 

Ya. 

John  Raine 

2o2 

Bairdstown 

Kelson 

K. 

Peter  >V.  Grayson 

615 

47 

Bakersfield 

Franklin 

Vt. 

Asa  Dean 

526 

50 

Bukersville 

Pat  rick 

Va. 

Cheslev  Ashton 

Ba  d Eagle 

Bath 

K. 

James  McHenry 

Baldvia 

Clermont 

0. 

Alexr.  Blair 

Baldwin 

Cumberland 

Ale 

Richard  Fitch 

533 

29 

161 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

Hist. 
iV a. 
City 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Baldwinsville 

Onondaga 

N.  Y. 

Jonas  C.  Baldwin 

453 

Baldwinsville 

Columbia 

G. 

Jarvis  Scale 

Ballstown 

Saratoga 

N.  Y. 

William  Henry 

39o 

32 

Ballstown  Springs 

Saratoga 

N.  Y. 

Joel  Lee 

393 

34 

BallsviiJe 

Powhatan 

Ya. 

isham  Ball 

1 71 

43 

Baltimore 

Baltimore 

Md. 

John  S.  Skinner 

38 

30 

Bangor 

Hancock 

Me. 

Wm.  I).  Williamson 

69  j 

136 

Bangor 

Franklin 

N.  Y. 

Henrv  Blanchard 

612 

209 

Barbary 

Kean 

N.  C. 

Elias  Barber 

339 

134 

Barber’s 

Fauquier 

Va. 

John  W.  Barber 

57 

Barboursville 

Orange 

Va. 

M.  C.  Darnall 

113 

87 

Barbourville 

Knox 

K. 

Wade  N.  Woodson 

556 

124 

Bargaintown 

Gloucester 

N.  J. 

Daniel  Edwards 

194- 

88 

Barkhamstead 

Luchlield 

Ct. 

Judah  Roberts 

368 

20 

Barnard 

Windsor 

Yt. 

Solomon  Aikins 

48* 

40 

Barnardston 

Franklin 

Ms. 

Gideon  Ryther 

413 

102 

Earnest  own 

Montgomery 

vid. 

36 

Bartlesville 

Bellmont 

0. 

William  Phffpot 

318 

Barnet 

Caledonia 

vt. 

David  Goodwillie 

529 

60 

Barnet’s  Tavern 

Fauquier 

Va. 

Samuel  Gordon 

59 

115 

Barnstable 

Barnstable 

Ms. 

Richard  Bourne 

.484 

62 

Barnstead 

Stafford 

N.  H 

531 

26 

Barn  Tavern 

Southampton 

Ya 

R.  H Simonds 

175 

Barnwell  c n 

Barnwell 

sc 

Joseph  Eastland 

609 

116 

Barre 

Orange 

Yt 

John  Baker 

522 

6 

Barre 

W orcest  ;r 

Ms 

Elijah  Caldwell 

417 

62 

Barrington 

Stafford 

N H 

Samuel  Cutts 

517 

46 

Barrington 

Bristol 

R I 

Josiah  Kinnicutt 

414 

'5 

Barrens 

Fr.  William 

Ya 

Hendlev  Barron 

48 

Barrysville 

Mecklenburg 

NC 

Richard  Barry 

448 

Baniett 

Coos 

N H 

Obed  Hall,  2d. 

572 

79 

Barton 

Orleans 

Yt 

Philemon  Kimball 

564 

Baskenridge 

Somerset 

N J 

John  Hill 

219 

56 

Batavia,or  Geness.ch 

Genessee 

N Y 

Trumbull  Carey 

391 

258 

Batchelor’s  Hall 

Tioga 

P 

A.  B.  Hollabird 

262 

Batchelor’s  Hall 

Pittsylvania 

Ya 

Batchelor’s  Retreat 

Pendleton 

S C 

iohn  Lee 

578 

Bath 

Lincoln 

Me 

David  Stenso 

588 

35 

Bath 

Grafton 

N H 

Ira  Goodali 

545 

99 

A 


162 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Blasters. 

but. 
If  a. 
City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Bath 

Steuben 

N Y 

295 

283 

Bath 

Northampton 

P 

Jacob  Vogle 

17- 

123 

Bath  c h or  W.  Sprgs 

Bath 

Va 

John  Mavse 

226 

178 

Bath 

Beaufort 

N C 

James  R.  Hoyle 

332 

146 

Bath 

Franklin 

In 

John  Whitworth 

Baton  Rouge 

Feliciana 

L 

Ezekiel  Alexander 

1356 

96 

Batdetown 

Frederick 

Ya 

Daniel  Annin 

58 

180 

Bayleysbitrg 

Surry 

Va 

John  Pritlow 

2 do 

Beach  Grove 

Luzerne 

P . 

Nathan  Beach 

20s 

85 

Bean’s  Creek 

Franklin 

T 

J.  Van  Zandt 

726 

184 

Bean’s  Station 

Granger 

T 

E.  Williams 

49b 

43 

Beard’s  Mill 

Rowan 

N C 

J.  S.  Travise 

o9o 

Bear  Gan 

Northumb’ld. 

P 

Henry  Fisher 

18- 

75 

Beatties  Bridge 

N C 

Beattie’s  Ford 

Lincoln 

N C 

Henry  Connor 

407 

152 

Beaver  Dam 

Delaware 

N Y 

368 

119 

Beaver  Dam 

Pendleton 

S C 

571 

Beavertown 

Beaver 

P 

Jas.  Alexander 

255 

240 

Beavertown 

Union 

P 

John  C.  Weiser 

16- 

69 

Beauford 

Carteret 

N C 

Bridges  Arendell 

396 

164 

Beaufort 

Beaufort 

S C 

James  Clark 

63. 

209 

Becket 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Asa  Baird 

376 

150 

Beckhamsville 

Chester 

S C 

S.  Johnson,  Jun. 

48c 

74 

Beckmansville 

Schoharie 

N Y 

Asahell  Hall 

576 

20 

Bedford 

Hillsborough 

N H 

James  Parker 

487 

Bedford 

West  Chester 

N Y 

Aaron  Reed 

272 

131 

Bedford 

Bedford 

P 

J.  Schell,  Jun. 

129 

105 

Beeler’s  Ferry 

Cumberland 

P 

Francis  Beelen 

144 

Bel  Air 

Hartford 

Md 

J.  Reardon,  Jun. 

6b 

60 

Belchertown 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Henrv  Mallen 

40o 

79 

Belfast 

Hancock 

Me 

Benp  Whittier 

658 

104 

Belfast 

Laurens 

S C 

Wm.  W.  Simpson 

569 

62 

Belford  or  Sill’s  store 

Mash 

N C 

Daniel  Sills 

259 

64 

Belgrade 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Bell  Air 

Lancaster 

S C 

Aaron  Coles 

471 

Bell  Brook 

Green 

O 

James  Clanev 

Bellefonte 

Centre 

P 

R.  T.  Stewart 

1S9 

121 

Belleville 

Essex 

N J J.  T Brower 

227 

58 

Belleville 

Mifflin 

P 

John  Reed 

176 

69 

Belleville 

St  Clair 

111 

James  R.  Estes 

963 

14 

Belleville 

Wood 

a 1 

Samuel  Weld 

414 

163 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

Disl. 

TVa. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Bellowstalls 

Windham 

V t 

Jabez  Hills 

452 

90 

Belmont 

Hancock 

Me 

Simon  Ward 

Belpre 

Washington 

0 

Wm.  Browning 

319 

Belvidere 

Sussex 

N J 

J.  Kenney,  Jun. 

203 

Benedict 

Charles 

Md 

Samuel  Gott 

48 

5*3 

Bengal 

Oneida 

N Y 

J.  M’Connel 

423 

126 

Bennington 

Bennington 

Vt 

Wm.  Haswell 

395 

129 

Bennington 

Gennesse 

N Y" 

S.  Hayden 

Bensborough 

Pitts 

N C 

Bennett  Bunn 

2/8 

Benson 

Rutland 

Vt 

John  Kellogg 

44  5 

96 

Bensville 

Charles 

Md 

Giles  Cracraft 

Bent  Creek 

Buckingham 

Va 

Isaac  Williams 

222 

112 

Bentleysville 

Halifax 

YTa 

Francis  Crute 

275 

Bergen 

Gennesse 

N Y 

Wm.  H.  Ward 

437 

258 

Berkeley  Snring 

Berkley 

Va 

John  Sherrard 

no 

333 

Berkshire 

Franklin 

Vt 

Josiah  Wheeler 

541 

65 

Berkshire  or  West- 

Broome 

N Y 

Joseph  Waldo,  2d 

331 

219 

Berkshire  [ville 

Delaware 

O 

Nijah  Boyce 

446 

Berkshire  Valley 

Morris 

N J 

Wm.  F.  Ker 

218 

Berlin 

Hartford 

Ct 

Samuel  Porter  2d 

327 

11 

Berlin 

Adams 

P 

Christian  Picking 

89 

44 

Berlin 

Somerset 

P 

Jolrn  Fletcher 

194 

154 

Berlin 

Huron 

O 

Joseph  Cooke 

Berlinsville 

Northampton 

P 

Jacob  Stem 

207 

117 

Berne 

Albany 

N Y 

Henrv  Brown 

397 

21 

Berry  Hill  BlufF 

Putnam 

G 

691 

Berry’s  Lick 

Logan 

K 

R.  B.  Dallam 

745 

196 

Berryville 

Charles 

Md 

Giles  B.  Craycraft 

Berwick 

Columbia 

P 

John  Snvder 

299 

89 

Berwick 

York 

Me 

Nathaniel  Hobbs 

518 

45 

Bethania 

Stokes 

N C 

Christian  Lash 

368 

130 

Bethany 

Gennesse 

N Y 

Phinehas  Smith 

397 

265 

Bethanv 

Wayne 

p 

Solomon  Moore 

279 

Bethel 

Oxford 

Me 

'loses  Mison,  jun 

598 

75 

Bethel 

Sullivan 

N Y 

Wm.  Brown 

307 

124 

Bethel 

Clermont 

0 

Moses  Warden 

656 

Bethlehem 

Albany 

N Y 

Henry  L.  Mead 

357 

4 

Bethlehem 

Northampton 

P 

loseph  Rice 

189 

99 

Bethlehem 

Litchfield 

Ct 

S.  Church,  jun. 

326 

38 

Bethlehem 

Clarke 

In 

W.  G.  Armstrong 

524 

Bethlehem  y Roads 

Southampton 

Va 

Spratley  Williams 

208 

62 

164 


Office. 

County. 

S.aU. 

Post-Jllasters. 

Dint. 

Tl'a. 

City. 

f'-om 

Siale 

■~“p- 

Betsfrrry 

. e 

1 

Bettsburg 

Chenango 

V 

Peter  Betts 

307 

142 

Beverly 

Esses 

Ms 

John  Burlev 

453 

17 

Beverly  or  Randolph 

Randi  lph 

» a 

Ezekiel  S.  Paxson 

229 

254 

Beckltv ’s  store  [cli 

Abbeville 

s c 

Joseph  Beckley 

636 

Big  Bay  Settlement 

Johnson 

tl  T 

.las.  Whiteside 

863 

144 

Big  Black  River 

Vt  ai  ten 

Ms  T 

P-. 

fa/ 

c 

1165 

157 

Big  Eagle 

Scott 

K 

Thos.  S.  Theobald 

Big  Flat 

'1  ioga 

N Y 

Robert  Miller 

288 

253 

Big  Lick 

Botetourt 

\ a 

John  Muse 

266 

211 

Big  Muddy  Creek 

Randolph 

11  T 

Clem.  l)avis 

853 

Big  Rock  River 

-VI 

Daniels 

1360 

Big  Spring 

A 

956 

194 

Big  Springs 

Washington 

■id 

Ja.  Kirkpatrick 

86 

110 

Billerica 

Middlesex 

s 

Jonathan  Bowers 

456 

18 

Birdsville 

Burke 

G 

SamuelBird 

66u 

Birmingham 

Huntingdon 

P 

Thomas  Stewart 

213 

Blackburn  Springs 

Jackson 

T 

Benj  Blackburn 

667 

126 

Black  Heath 

Randolph 

11  T 

Wm.  Alexander 

946 

Black  Horse 

Burlington 

N J 

John  Aaronson 

17o 

12 

Black  Horse  Tavern 

Chester 

P 

W allace  Boyd 

16  u 

Black  Lick 

Indiana 

P 

Andrew  Brown 

199 

193 

Black  Rock 

Niagara 

N Y 

James  L.  Barton 

419 

302 

Blacks  & Whites 

Nottoway 

Va 

John  S Morgan 

188 

82 

Blacksburg 

Montgomery 

Ya 

307 

Black  Stocks 

Chester 

S C 

Wm.  M ’Donald 

47o 

48 

Black  Swamp 

St.  Peters 

S C 

W.  H.  Lawton 

644 

223 

Black  Walnut 

Halifax 

Ya 

Jas.  Adkinson 

256 

Black  Warrior  Falls 

A 

lour 

195 

Black  Water 

Princess  Ann 

Ya 

Thomas  Lawrence 

156 

Bladensburg 

Pr.  George’s 

Md 

IV.  B.  Jackson 

6 

45 

Blacksburg 

Montgomery 

Ya 

307 

Blairsville 

York 

SC 

John  Blair 

45c 

86 

Blakely 

Mobile 

A 

1097 

75 

Blandtbrd 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Amos  M.  Collins 

381 

198 

Bledsoe  c.  h. 

Bledsoe 

T 

Samuel  Terry 

647 

Blenheim 

Schoharie 

NY 

Nathan  P.  Tvier 

3 72 

73 

Block  House 

Seneca 

N Y 

Randolph  Wells 

Bloody  Run 

Bedford 

P 

John  Reiley 

191 

113 

Bloom 

Columbia 

O 

Thomas  Miller 

Bloomfield 

Somerset 

.Me 

Joseph  Locke 

645 

CO 

165 


Mlsrsaxs 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

Dist. 

Wa. 

City 

from 

State 

■afi. 

BloomfiSfld 

Crawford 

D 

339 

323 

Bloomfield 

Essex 

N J 

Jos.  S.  Dodd 

222 

Bloomfield 

Loudon 

Va 

Stephen  Gregg 

Bloomfield 

Trumbull 

0 

Ephraim  Brown 

346 

Bloomfield 

Nelson 

Edmund  Guthrie 

6ul 

oo 

Bloomfield 

Pickaway 

o 

George  Bogart 

Blooming  Grove 

Orange 

N Y 

Samuel  Moffat 

258 

111 

Bloomingsburg 

Sullivan 

N Y 

Janies  Lockwood 

283 

100 

Bloomingsburg 

Fayette 

0 

Archd.  Stewart 

Bloomingron 

Munroe 

In 

63  7 

Bloomsburg 

Northumbrld. 

P 

John  Park 

190 

77 

Bloomburg 

Halifax 

Va 

Samuel  Watkins 

286 

Bloomsbury 

Hunterdon 

N J 

Henrv  Jones 

200 

46 

Blountsville 

Sullivan 

T 

James  Rhea 

428 

109 

Biountville 

G 

J.  Blount 

Blue  HH1 

Hancock 

Me 

Andrew  Witham 

693 

139 

Bluff  Springs 

Jefferson 

M 

Armstrong  Ellis 

1231 

31 

Boatman 

Trumbull 

O 

Samuel  Swan 

286 

Boat  Run 

Clermont 

0 

Ebenezer  Newton 

52: 

Boat  Yard  or  Rossvil. 

Sullivan 

T 

John  Lynn 

45„ 

91 

Bold  Fountain 

Charlotte 

Va 

James  Snead 

253 

Bolton  . 

Chittenden 

Vt 

Jamies  Whitcomb 

507 

18 

Bolton 

Worcester 

Ms 

Amos  Parker 

45. 

340 

Bolton 

Tolland 

Ct 

Saul  Alvord 

355 

12 

Bolton 

Warren 

N Y 

Samuel  Brown 

518 

69 

Bond  c.  h. 

Bond 

11 

786 

60 

Bono 

JYashington 

In 

656 

Bon-Peaw 

White 

ii 

T.  XV.  Gray 

Boone  c h. 

Boone 

K 

Willis  Graves 

521 

Boone’s  Mills 

White 

ii 

818 

Booneton 

Morris 

N J 

Richard  Faesch 

244 

96 

Boonnsboro’ 

Washington 

Md 

H.  Locker,  Jr.  . 

6 

92 

Booneville 

Oneida 

N Y 

Peter  Schuyler 

422 

124 

Boothbay 

Lincoln 

Me 

Edmund  -Wilson 

613 

59 

Booth’s  Ferry 

Harris 

Va 

261 

Booth’s  Store 

Clark 

A 

1330 

8 

Bordentown 

Burlington 

N J 

Thomas  Lawrence 

174 

7 

Boscawen 

Hillsboro’ 

N H 

Timothy  Dix 

514 

9 

Boston 

Suffolk 

Ms 

Aaron  Hill 

436 

Bottle  Kill 

Morris 

N J 

Abraham  Britten 

i 231 

87 

Bound'orook 

Somerset 

N J 

John  H.  Vorh?is 

1 200 

32 

166 


Gfflcc. 

County. 

Slate. 

Post  Mi asters . j 

Dial,  from 
ll'tt.  [ Slat 
City.'.  Caf. 

Bowdoin 

Lincoln 

Me 

Moses  Starbird 

Bow  doinham 

Lincoln 

Me 

Svms  Gardner 

590 

37 

Bowers 

Southampton 

Va 

lesse  Lankford 

Bowers 

Essex 

Ya 

M illiam  Smith 

129 

Bow  liner  Green 

Caroline 

Ya 

Wilscn  Allen 

80 

41 

Bowling-  Green 

Barren 

K 

San.uel  Campbell 

702 

161 

Bev.  man’s  Creek 

N Y 

Jos.  Carson 

Bowyersville 

Southampton 

Va 

C.  Bowyer 

224 

94 

Boyd’s 

New  bury 

S C 

Archibald  Boyd 

520 

Boyd’s  Creek 

Sevier 

T 

Andrew  Cowan 

511 

40 

Boyd’s  Landing- 

Caldwell 

11 

Poydstown 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

Philip  Rainey 

297 

Boyle 

Ontario 

N Y 

Samuel  Felt 

396 

226 

Boxford 

Essex 

Ms 

Parker  SpafTorJ 

4-67 

33 

Braceville 

Trumbull 

0 

Aurin  Stone 

317 

Bradford 

Orange 

Yt 

David  Hartwell 

505 

35 

Bradford 

Essex 

Ms 

W Greenough,  jr. 

472 

38 

Bradford 

Hillsboro’ 

N H 

L.  l.BAlev  ‘ 

514 

26 

Bradley  Halt 

Pr.  William 

Va 

S.  G.  Hancock 

33 

Bredleysville 

Litchfield 

Ct 

H Wadsworth 

329 

34 

Bradleysville 

Sumpter 

S C 

Root.  Muldrow 

451 

Brainard’s  Bridge 

Rensselear 

N Y 

Samuel  Morton 

409 

16 

Braintrem 

Luzerne 

P 

Daniel  Sterling 

266 

158 

Brandon 

Rutland 

Yt 

John  Conant 

465 

75 

Branndvwine  Manor 

Chester  IP 

David  Dennv 

138 

62 

Branford 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Jonathan  Barker 

311 

43 

Brattlebcro’ 

Windham 

Yt 

Asa  Green 

427 

m 

Breakabeen 

Schoharie 

N Y 

L.  J.  Patchin 

) 

Brentwood 

Rockingham 

N 11 

E Robinson 

521 

oo 

Brevelle 

Natchitoches 

La 

P.  S.  Compere 

300 

Brewer 

Hancock 

Me 

John  Brewer 

696 

Browster 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Joseph  Simpson 

493 

T6 

Briceianel  Loads 

Washington 

P 

Jas.  Briceland 

251 

1 237 

J rick  House,  Montg 

Sussex 

N J 

1 Samuel  Hall 

37  7 

; 93 

Brick  MeetingHouse 

Cecil 

Md 

Isreal  White 

102 

, 94 

l.ridgbrch  orBridgv 

Sussex 

D 

; \Ym.  Hudson 

132 

53 

Eridgehampton 

Suffolk 

N Y 

! Samuel  H.  Rose 

336 

253 

Bridgeport 

Fail-field 

Ct 

Jesse  Sterling 

286 

59 

] ridgeport 

(Harrison 

Ya 

Peter  Link 

£65 

180 

Bridgetown 

(Cumberland 

Me 

■Saniuel  Andrews 

5S9,  42 

Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-J\lasters. 

Dist. 
11  a. 

City. 

from 

bh.te 

Cup. 

! Bridgetown 

Cumberland 

N J 

Curtis  Ogden 

173 

71 

Bridgewater 

Grafton 

K H 

M.  H.  Bradley 

531 

29 

Bridgewater 

Plymouth 

Ms 

J.  M.  Goodwin 

468 

28 

Bridgewater 

Oneida 

N Y 

Willard  Grafts 

401 

88 

Bridgeport 

Addison 

Vt 

Rufus  Harris 

468 

74 

Brighton 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Noah  Worcester 

Brighton 

Ontario 

In1  Y 

Janna  Ilolton 

391 

223 

Uri  infiekl 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Stephen  Pynehen 

3 75 

75 

Brinkleysville 

Halifax 

N C 

HObert  Brinkley 

225 

Bristol 

Lincoln 

Me 

Aaron  Blaney 

60S 

55 

Bristol 

Addison 

Vt 

Josiah  Otis 

482 

43 

Bristol 

Bristol 

K I 

David  A.  Leonard 

424 

15 

Bristol 

Hartford 

Ct 

Lott  Newell 

731 

16 

Bristol 

Ontario 

N Y 

Joe!  M.  Parks 

374 

218 

Bristol 

Bucks 

P 

John  Priestley 

157 

142 

Britton’s  Store 

Bertie 

N C 

J.  Murdaugh 

230 

Broadalbm 

Mong-omery 

N Y 

D.  Smith 

493 

45 

Broad  Creek 

Queen  Ann 

Md 

Isaac  Parker 

50 

10 

Broadfield 

Westmorlr.d. 

Ya 

John  Redmond 

90 

97 

Broken  Straw 

Crawford 

P 

362 

Brookfield 

Worcester 

Ms 

Chenev  Reid 

396 

59 

Brookfield 

Fairfield 

Ct 

R.  B.  Ruggles 

305 

59 

Brookfield 

Madison 

N y 

Madison  Clark 

348 

90 

Brookfield 

l'rumbull 

0 

Isaac  Flower 

325 

Brookfield 

Orange  ✓ 

Vt 

Horace  Steel 

Brookhaven 

Suffolk 

N Y 

B.  Hutchinson 

306 

224 

Brook  Hill 

Montgomery 

T 

Wm.  Trigg 

821 

240 

Brooklyn 

Windham 

Ct 

A.  White,  jun. 

3 77 

46 

Broklyn 

Kings 

N Y 

Joel  Bunce 

228 

146 

Brocks 

Hancock 

Me 

668 

Brookville 

Montgomery 

Md 

Caleb  Bentley 

22 

55 

Brookville 

Franklin 

In 

Nathan  I).  Gallion 

521 

133 

Broome,  or  Bristol 

Schoharie 

N Y 

Elijah  Hawley 

360 

(2 

Broomfield 

York 

Me 

Joseph  Howard 

575 

40 

Brownlielum 

Huron 

0 

Henry  Brown 

Brownington 

Orleans 

Vt 

Jos.  Robinson 

571 

100 

Brownings  Store 

Va 

C.  D.  Browning 

Brownsburg 

Washington 

T 

462 

98 

Brownsburg 

Rockbridge 

Ya 

Charles  Hyde 

196 

148 

Brown’s  Corner 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Benj.  Browning 

618 

65 

Brown’s  Mill 

-Mifflin 

P 

Wm.  Brown  ji-. 

161 

62 

168 


Office. 

Cmi  nty. 

•Stale. 

Post-.Masters. 

Hst. 

Va. 

City. 

from 

'Slate 

Cup. 

Brown’s  Mills 

Washington 

) 

Sami.  Brown 

Br  wn’s  Store 

Franklin 

Ca 

G.  G.  Hendrick 

261 

Brown’s  Store 

Caswell 

X C 

Tchn  II.  Brown 

277 

Brownstov.n 

Tackson 

n 

Tohn  Meh.oy 

622 

Brown’s  Turnpike 

Vh  email  e 

Va 

T’.  H.  Brown 

159 

118 

Brownsville 

teffevson 

V Y 

George  Brown 

4 77 

181 

Brownsville 

Favctte 

P 

Jacob  Bouman 

211 

198 

Brownsville 

Marlborough 

s c 

Tames  It.  Irwin 

429 

148 

Brownsville 

Jackson 

[1 

912 

108 

Bniceville 

Knox 

[n 

Brunswick 

Oxford 

Me 

Jotham  Stone 

581 

27 

Brunswick 

F.ssex 

Vt 

595 

Brunswick 

Glvnn 

G 

Thomas  M inn 

747 

198 

Brutus 

Cavuga 

N Y 

Rufus  Sheldon 

400 

161 

Bryan  c h 

Brvan 

G 

Joseph  Stilwel 

672 

206 

B, want's  X Roads 

.Northampton 

N C 

Henry  Abington 

325 

231 

Brydie’s  Store 

Lunenburg 

Va 

Charles  Brvdie 

225 

110 

Buckevtown 

Frederick 

Md 

Daniel  Euckey 

Btickfield 

Oxford 

Me 

Benj  Spalding 

61o 

59 

Buckhanan 

Harrison 

Va 

Edw.  H.  Jackson 

239 

232 

Buckltorn  Falls 

Chatliam 

N C 

George  Luther 

S15 

Buckingham 

Bucks 

P 

E.  Wilkinson 

16  7 

111 

Buckingham  c h 

Buckingham 

Va 

Robert  Shaw 

190 

Bucklancl 

Pr.  William 

Va 

William  Brooks 

41 

143 

Bucksport 

Hancock 

pie 

Henry  Little 

676 

122 

Buck  Tavern 

Delaware 

P 

Jonathan  Miller 

BiifPalo 

Niagara 

N Y 

431 

298 

Buffalo 

Mason 

[Va 

L.  A.  Washington 

392 

344 

Beaula 

Cambria 

IP 

Francis  Wilson 

235 

Bulletsburg 

Boone 

|K 

ijohn  Husor 

ol7 

Bulltown 

Harrison 

Va 

2/  4 

Burdette 

Tompkins 

N V 

Joseph  Carson 

Burgetstown 

Washington 

jP 

David  V.  ilkin 

24S 

2 06 

Burke 

Caledonia 

Vt 

Ashel  Burrington 

554 

So 

Burkesvilte 

Cumberland 

K 

Milton  King 

Burlington 

Chittenden 

Vt 

Almond  M amer 

5r>] 

40 

Burlington. 

Middlesex 

Ms 

John  M alker 

47( 

15 

Burliicgton 

Hartford 

Ct 

W ait  Lowry 

o4- 

lb 

Burlington 

Otsego 

N Y 

Artemas  Sheldon 

36 

3 80 

Burlington 

Burlington 

N .T 

Stephen  C.  L sLcl 

16 

on 

2 1 3 

- o-; 

569 


Office. 

County 

State. 

Post-Mast&bs. 

JJist 
IV a 
City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Burton 

Geauga 

0 

Peter  F>.  Beall 

33S 

Burtonsville 

Orang-e 

Ya 

Benjamin  Burton 

109 

103 

Buskirk’s  Bridge 

At  ashington 

N Y 

Solomon  Smith 

432 

Butgy  Town 

Northampton 

Pa 

Simon  Butgy 

j 

Butler 

Butler 

P 

William  Gibson 

230 

242 

Butternut 

Otsego 

N Y 

Benajah  Davis 

353 

94 

Buxton 

York 

?.Ie 

Samuel  Cutts 

569 

15 

Cabel  c h 

Cabell 

A'a 

Benjamin  Maxey 

426 

60 

Cabin  Point 

Surry 

Va 

Walter  Spratley 

171 

49 

Cabot 

Caledonia 

Yt 

Jeremiah  Warner 

534 

60 

Cadiz 

Harrison 

0 

Joseph  Harris 

302 

124 

Cadron 

Arkansas 

M T 

1084 

165 

Cahaba  Falls 

L 

972 

210 

Cahaba 

Balias 

A T 

Jacob  P.  Turner 

Cahokia 

St.  Clair 

11 

John  Hays 

978 

Ca  Ira 

Cumberland 

Ya 

E.  J.  Carrington 

185 

62 

Cairo,  or  Canton 

Green 

N Y 

Daniel  Sayre 

34' 

41 

Cairo,  or  Craig  Fort 

Sumner 

T 

John  Brown 

722 

179 

Calais 

Washington 

Ale 

Steuben  Brewer 

843 

239 

Calais 

Washington 

Vt 

G.  AVheelock 

535 

Caldwell 

Warren 

N Y 

Halsey  Rogers 

415 

59 

Caldwell’s  Bridge 

Franklin 

r 

Thomas  AVestall 

Caledonia 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Don.  McDonald 

378 

245 

Callaghan’s 

Bath 

Va 

I John  Callaghan 

25" 

2o2 

! Calland’s  Store 

Pittsylvania 

Va 

Bowker  Calland 

219 

183 

! Caliesville 

K 

Cambrav,  or  Gover- 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

iRchd.  Townsend 

489 

198 

; Cambridge  [neur 

Franklin 

Yt 

Elisha  Burgess 

514 

38 

1 Cambridge 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Joseph  S.  Read 

435 

3 

! Cambridge 

Washington 

N Y 

jPaul  Dennis 

380 

! Cambridge 

Dorchester 

Md 

Janies  Chaplain 

97 

61 

Cambridge 

Abbeville 

S C 

John  M’Kellar 

595 

88 

1 Cambridge 

Guernsey 

o 

jcyrus  B Beatty 

30  d 

85 

Camden 

Lincoln 

Me 

;Benj.  Cushing 

650 

96 

, Camden 

Oneida 

N Y 

425 

125 

1 Camden 

Kent 

D 

II.  M’Clvment 

132 

3 

j Camden 

Kershaw 

S C 

Isaac  Smith 

47i 

.35 

Camillus 

Onondaga 

N Y 

David  Munro 

41  ‘ 

151 

Campbell  c h 

(Campbell 

Ya 

Nath.  Venable 

2U 

144 

Cambell’s  Grove 

jlredell 

N C 

A.  A Campbell 

44- 

Campbell’s  Mills 

Abbeville 

S C 

jjames  Cobb 

60a 

123 

iro 


Ofice. 

County. 

State. 

\JHst. 

Posi-T’ilaslers.  ■,  IVa.  ■ 
" |C7  ty. 

from 

Stale 

Cafj. 

Campbell’s  Station 

Knox 

T 

David  Campbell 

556 

15 

Campbells  ville 

Green 

K 

Pleasant  Kirtly 

654 

89 

Campbellto’.vn 

Steuben 

>.  Y 

Robert  Campbell 

28b 

253 

Cambria 

Niagara 

N Y 

Eli.  Harris 

451 

310 

CampVille 

Spartanburg 

S C 

James  Camp 

Canaan 

Grafton 

N H 

James  Arven 

515 

70 

Canaan 

Essex 

Yt 

Benj.  F.  Ingham 

582 

179 

Canaan 

Somerset 

Me 

Isaac  Adams 

646 

92 

Canaan 

Litchfield 

Ct  • 

Wm.  Douglas 

55t 

41 

Canaan 

Columbia 

N Y 

Caleb  M.  fitch 

367 

27 

Canajoliarie  Bridge 

Montgomery 

N Y 

Martin  Roof 

418 

74 

Canandaigua 

Ontario 

N Y 

John  C.  Spencer 

ooo 

203 

Cunasaraga 

Madison 

N Y 

David  Beecker 

425 

J3J 

Canberry  Creek 

Montgomery 

N Y 

Samuel  Riddle 

Candia 

Rockingham 

N H 

Moses  Fitts 

515 

15 

Candor 

Tioga 

N Y 

Abel  Hart 

328 

215 

Caneadea 

Alleghany 

N Y 

Levi  Benjamin 

346 

262 

Canfield 

Trumbull 

0 

E.  Wadsworth 

291 

190 

Canisteo 

Steuben 

N Y 

Geavge  Cornell 

318 

263 

Canoe  Camp 

Tioga 

P 

Amos  Spencer 

240 

Canoe  Creek 

A T 

Yevion  Bennett 

Canonsburg 

Washington 

P 

Andrew  Munro 

244 

231 

Canterbury 

Rockingham 

N H 

Jos.  M Harper 

513 

8 

Canterbury 

Windham 

Ct 

Stephen  Coit 

3/1 

40 

Canterbury 

Orange 

N Y 

Nathaniel  Barton 

Canterbury 

Kent 

D 

Bened  Anderson 

126 

9 

Canton 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Silas  Kinsley 

448 

15 

Canton  or  W.Simsbu- 

Hartford 

Ct 

Jared  Mills,  jun. 

351 

13 

Canton  [ry 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Daniel  Campbell 

514 

224 

Canton 

Starke 

0 

Samuel  Coulter 

318 

150 

Cantwell’s  Bridge 

New  Castle 

0 

John  Moody 

116 

24 

Cape  Girardeau 

C Girandan 

M T 

Joseph  M’Ferren 

927 

131 

Cape  May  c h 

Cape  May 

N J 

Nathaniel  Holms 

218 

111 

Cape  Vincent 

Jefferson 

N Y 

498 

206 

Cepeti.na  Creek 

Bellmont 

0 

J.  Moore 

312 

Captain  John’s  Mills 

Montgomery 

Md 

42 

Carlisle 

Schoharie 

N Y 

E.  Huntingdon 

384 

40 

Carlisle 

Cumberland 

P 

Rt.  Lsmberton 

101 

13 

Carlisle 

Bourbon 

IV 

Jesse  Bouldin 

531 

Carlisle 

Nicholas 

K 

531 

56 

Carlisle 

j Washington 

in 

Thos.  F.  Herbert 

171 


Office. 

County. 

Stale. 

Post  . llaslers . 

Dist  from 
tVa.  \ State 
City.'  Cap. 

Carlisle 

Sullivan 

r 

in 

James  Watson 

Carmel 

Somerset 

Me 

67  0 

116 

Carmel 

Putnam 

N Y 

Walter  Todd 

314 

C'armi 

White 

11  T 

Jas  Ratclifi 

831 

Carnesville 

Franklin 

G 

Wm.  Ferrell 

6o4 

110 

Carpenter’s  Point 

Orange 

N Y 

Francis  Kelley 

269 

123 

Carson’s  Tavern 

Hamilton 

O 

Wm.  J.  Carson 

! 

Carter’s  store 

Halifax 

Va 

Samuel  Carter 

290 

167 

Cartersville 

Cumberland 

Va 

John  Daniel 

171 

48 

Carthage 

Jefferson 

N Y 

Chester  Hoadley 

Carthage 

Moore 

N C 

Benjamin  Person 

Carthage 

Smith 

T 

Andrew  Allison 

591 

143 

Carver 

Plymouth 

Ms 

James  Ellis 

447 

43 

CashClap  Settlement 

Johnson 

L 

John  B.  Murray 

997 

Cashville 

Spartanburg 

S C 

Ster  S.  Westmrld. 

Cassell’s  store 

Amelia 

Va 

John  St.  Clair 

173 

50 

Castleton  4 Corners 

Yt 

Castine 

Hancock 

Me 

Benjamin  Hook 

693 

139 

Castleton 

Rutland 

Yt 

Samuel  Molton 

434 

90 

Castleton 

Richmond 

N Y 

James  Guvou 

22‘J 

154 

Castleton 

Renssalear 

N Y 

J . L.  Hogeboom 

357 

9 

Caswell  q h 

Caswell 

N C 

The  mas  Graves 

307 

100 

Catahola 

Rapine 

L 

Robert  Hall 

1 128 

259 

Catawissee 

N’thumbrlnd. 

P 

John  Clarke 

184 

77 

Catherlnstown 

Tioga 

N Y 

Geo.  Mills,  jun. 

319 

2 35 

Catlettsburg 

Greenup 

K 

Horatio  Catlett 

435 

157 

Cato 

Cayuga 

N Y 

William  Crowell 

394 

179 

Cats  Creek  Mills 

Washington 

O 

D.  W.  Wheelock 

327 

Catskill 

Green 

N Y 

T.  0.  H.  Croswell 

33u 

31 

Caughnewago 

Monttromerv 

N Y 

Thomas  Edwards 

404 

43 

Cawline 

Tioga 

N Y 

Joseph  Speed 

Cavendish 

Windsor 

Vt 

Addison  Fletcher 

451 

73 

Cavesville 

Orange 

Va 

Robert  Cave 

119 

Cayuga 

Cayucra 

N Y 

E.  Willard 

263 

178 

Cazenovia 

Madison 

N Y 

J.  N.  M.  Hurd 

386 

110 

Cedar  C.  Mouth 

Franklin 

K 

JamesBrenham 

Cedar  Creek 

Frederick 

Va 

John  W.  Bavlis 

Cedar  Creek 

N Y 

War;.  Homack 

Cedar  Shoal 

\ 

S C 

Samuel  M’Creery 

Cedarville 

Cumberland  * 

N J 

Am.  W estcott,  j un. 

191 

79 

Centre  Furnace 

Centre 

P 

James  Johnson 

179 

177 

' 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Poit-.'Wasters. 

T list,  from  1 
Va.  Slate 
ily.  Cap. 

Chesterfield  c h 

Chesterfield 

Va 

John  P.  Crump 

138: 

15  | 

Chesterfield  c h 

Chesterfield 

S C 

John  Craig 

439 

1U 

Chestertown 

Kent 

Nld 

Tohn  Somerville 

8J 

67 

Chesterville 

Kennebeck 

Me 

1.  B.  Lowell 

637 

SO 

Chichester 

Rockingham 

N Id 

Benj.  Emmery 

Chickasaw  Agency 

A T 

William  Cook 

988 

272 

Chickisawhay 

Greene 

M T 

Elisha  Morgan 

1j98 

165 

Chilicothe 

Ross 

0 

W Creighton,  sr 

407; 

42  ■ 

China  Grove 

Georgetown 

s c 

Benj.  N.  Pitnron 

469. 

124 

China 

Kennebunk 

Me 

Japhet  Washburn 

Chookta-.v  Agency 

A 

John  M’Kee 

1147 

113 

Chocktaw  Trading 

A 

Geo.  S.  Gains 

i J63 

Chota  [House 

Blount 

T 

Arthur  H.  Henle} 

853 

33 

Christiana 

New  Castle 

D 

George  Pratt 

130 

5 7 ; 

Christiansville 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

William  Reed 

251 

12S 

Church  Hill 

Queen  Ann’s 

Aid 

William  Jacobs 

80 

40 

Church  Hill 

Spartanburg 

S C 

Wm.  Shackleford 

544 

96 

Church  Hill 

Abbeville 

S C 

James  Gamble 

Churchvilie 

Middlesex 

A’a 

W.  V.  Montague 

Churchtown 

Lancaster 

P 

Edward  Davis 

137 

55 

Cincinnati 

Hamilton 

0 

William  Burke 

504 

109 

Cincinnatus 

Courilandt 

N A' 

James  Tanner 

354 

145 

Cinthiania 

Harrison 

K 

James  Finley 

526 

56 

Circleville 

Pickaway 

0 

Peter  Apple 

425 

24 

City  Point 

Pr.  George 

A'a 

.1  H.  Peterson 

158 

36 

Claremont 

Cheshire 

N H 

John  Tappan 

472 

52 

Clarence 

Niagara 

N V 

Otis  U Hopkins 

412 

283 

Clarendon 

Rutland 

A't 

Caleb  Hall 

43  o 

C lari  don 

Geauga 

0 

Cotton  Kellogg 

Clarksborotigh 

lackson 

G 

Asa  Vacuum 

689 

75 

Clarksburg 

•tontgomerv 

Aid 

W.  Wilson  of  Jno 

28 

68 

Clarksburg 

Harrison 

jVa 

Wilham  A\  illiams 

2 27 

825 

Clark’s  Perry 

Cumberland 

P 

Joseph  Duncan 

128 

15 

Clarkston 

Rockland 

P.  D '.V.  Smith 

261 

124 

Clarksville 

Greene 

David  Burton 

264 

Clarksville 

Hontgomerv 

T 

James  El  ler 

762 

272 

Clarksville 

KingSf  Queei 

A'a 

John  Clark 

Clarksville 

Clinton 

O 

Jacob  Longstrath 

Claysville 

Washington 

P 

246 

Clayton’s  Store 

Campbell 

Va 

234 

Cleveland 

Cayahoga  ' 

0 

A.  W.  AValworth 

387 

1 L4 

Office. 

County. 

•State. 

Post-Blasters. 

Dist- 
il a. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Clement  Town 

Amelia 

Va 

Thomas  Mumford 

189 

45 

Clement 

Columbia 

N Y 

William  Wilson 

325 

45 

Clifford 

Susquehanna 

P 

John  Kent 

299 

199 

Clinton 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Gershom  Flagg 

635 

81 

Clinton 

Oneida 

N Y 

Ebenezer  Griffin 

383 

65 

Clinton 

Knox 

O 

S.  H.  Smith 

409 

60 

Clinton 

Jones 

G 

Robert  M’Carthy 

697 

Clinton 

Anderson 

T 

Arthur  Grozier 

559 

18 

Clintonville 

Onandaga 

N Y 

Manassa  Eaton 

Clockville 

Madison 

N Y 

403 

Clouerli  Mills 

Laure  ns 

3 C 

Rebecca  Mills 

540 

Clever  Dale 

Botetourt 

Va 

'William  Gordon 

20  7 

159 

Clover  Garden 

Chatham 

N C 

Richard  Freeman 

316 

57 

Coal  Mines 

Chesterfield 

Va 

David  Mead 

135 

12 

Coalsmouth 

Kenhawa 

Ya 

Benjamin  Cole 

• Coatesville 

Chester 

P 

Isaac  Coats 

144 

Cobleskille 

Schoharie 

N Y 

P.  Van  Steenburg 

570 

39 

Cobscook 

Washington 

Vie 

795 

241 

Cochran’s  Store 

Person 

N C 

Wm.  M’Kissack 

304 

57 

Cochransville 

Chester 

P 

Caleb  James 

129 

60 

Cod’s  Ferry 

tV  abash 

11  T 

P.  Wilkerson 

833 

Coevman’s 

Albana 

N Y 

Levi  Blaisdell 

349 

12 

Coffey’s  Ferry 

Pulaski 

K 

Joel  Whiteside 

655 

CofFeeviile 

Clark 

M T 

Greenhury  Taylor 

Cohas  se 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Joel  Willcutt 

461 

129 

Cobocton 

Steuben 

N Y 

Jno.  Bennett,  jun 

Colchester 

New  London 

Ct 

S.  A.  Peters 

351 

23 

Colchester 

Delaware 

N Y 

Abel  Downes 

368 

119 

Cold  Spring 

Cape  May 

N J 

Ezekiel  Stevens 

228 

121 

Cold  Stream  Mills 

Hampshire 

Ya 

S P.  White 

100 

223 

Colebrook 

Grafton 

N II 

Thomas  Flanders 

vColebrook 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Selah  Treat 

375 

36 

Coleraine 

Franklin 

Ms 

S.  Coolidge 

420 

109 

Coleraine 

Bertie 

N C 

Josiah  Holleyl 

261 

174 

Coles  worth 

Kenhawa 

Ya 

William  Cole 

Colesville 

Broome 

N Y 

Nathan’l  Cole 

300 

165 

Coles 

Woodford 

K 

Rich’d  Cole 

Colesville 

Montgomery 

Md 

James  Yoldnier 

15 

55 

Colesville 

Chesterfield 

Ya 

J.  F.  Branch 

154 

31 

Columbia 

Washington 

Me 

Thomas  Ruggles 

657 

203 

Columbia 

Sussex 

N Y 

'P.  B.  Shaffer 

176 


Office. 

County . 

Suite. 

Post  blasters. 

imr. 

He. 

Cilu. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Collinsville 

Hun'ingdon 

O 

dobert  M’Namara 

215 

Columbia 

Coos 

N H 

lias.  Thompson 

57' 

143 

Columbia 

Windham 

Ct 

. C.  Hosmer 

354 

22 

Columbia 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Vs  t Lord 

524 

254 

Columbia 

Lancaster 

P 

olin  Mathiot 

9s 

46 

Columbia 

Fluvanna 

Va 

a.  Shepherd 

151 

52 

Columbia 

Hamilton 

0 

: homas  Mears 

507 

Columbia 

Richland 

S C 

Samuel  Green 

50" 

Columbia 

Maury 

T 

I.  Depriest 

790 

251 

Columbia 

Gibson 

In 

John  W.  Grissom 

72  5 

20 

Columbia  c k 

Columbia 

G 

lames  Caiev 

607 

104 

Columbia 

Tyrrell 

N C 

Jerryh.  Wvnne 

Columbiana 

Columbiana 

0 

lohn  Dixon 

296 

Columbian  Grove 

Lunenburg 

Va 

Geo.  L.  Gee 

229 

80 

Columbus 

Chenango 

N Y 

Joshua  Lamb 

35/ 

92 

Columbus 

Franklin 

O 

Joel  Buttles 

416 

Columbus  ch  Whites- 

Columbus 

N C 

James  B.  White 

470 

113 

Compton  [ville 

Grafton  • 

N II 

John  Rodgers 

548 

53 

Concord 

Rockingham 

N H 

Joseph  Low 

505 

Concord 

Essex 

Vt 

John  Fry 

544 

Concord 

Middlesex 

Ms 

John  Leys 

456 

18 

Concord 

Sussex 

D 

Thomas  Adams 

143 

50 

Concord 

Franklin 

P 

Edward  Doyle 

124 

72 

Concord 

Campbell 

Va 

Moses  Carson 

220 

118 

Concord  or  Cabarras 

Cabarras 

N C 

John  Travis 

oho 

143 

Concordia  [c  h 

Concordia 

L 

Samuel  Thornbury 

1284 

215 

Conneaut 

Ashtabula 

0 

Joshua  Z.  Cozens 

233 

Connellsville 

Favetle 

P 

Celeb  Trover 

200 

175 

Connersville 

Franklin 

In 

Joshua  Harlan 

Conrad’s  store 

Rockingham 

Va 

George  Conrad 

161 

Constable 

Franklin 

N Y 

John  Hunsdon 

567 

221 

Constantia 

Acadia 

L 

Joseph  Cronstandt 

1315 

Conway 

Strafford 

V H 

John  Hill 

555 

67 

Contvav 

Franklin 

Ms 

Christian  Armes 

4 

106 

Conwavborough 

Horrv 

o C 

Henry  Durant 

453 

153 

Cunningham 

Luzerne 

P 

Conrad  Harman 

210 

Cook’s  Law  Office 

Elbert 

G 

John  Tate 

654 

Cook’s  Town 

Westmorel’d 

P 

219 

Cook’s  Settlement 

St  Geneville 

Mo  T Win.  Shaw 

Cooper’s  Ferry 

Gloucester 

N J 

Rich’d  M.  Cooper 

141 

32 

Coper’s  Town 

Otsego 

IN  Y 

Lawr.  M Narnee 

37/ 

66 

177 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post  Ji  fosters. 

Diet,  from 
If  a.  | State 
Citu . Cii.ti. 

Coosawhatchy 

Beaufort 

S C 

Abra.  I.  Roberts 

624 

193 

Cootstown 

Berks 

P 

Henry  Heist 

161 

79 

Corinth 

Hancock 

Me 

696 

Corinth 

Orange 

Vt 

Jacob  Brown 

515 

63 

Corinth 

Penobscot 

Me 

Isaac  Hodgdon 

Cornish 

York 

\Ie 

Simeon  Pease 

561 

31 

Cornish 

Cheshire 

ST  H 

Harvey  Chase 

475 

51 

Corn’s  store 

Patrick 

Va 

Jesse  Corn 

Cornville 

Somerset 

Me 

651 

Cornwall 

Litchfield 

Ct 

George  Wheaton 

33i 

38 

Cornwall  Bridge 

Litchfield 

Ct 

William  Lewis 

33b 

41 

Cortlandt 

Cavuga 

V Y 

Luther  Rice 

38. 

146 

Cortiandt  Village 

Cortlandt 

N Y 

Oliver  Mis  wall 

386 

144 

Corydon 

Harrison 

In 

Richard  M.  Heth 

63. 

108 

Coshocton 

Sullivan 

-V  Y 

James  Jackson 

317 

Coshocton 

Coshocton 

0 

Adam  Johnson 

362 

90 

Cotile 

Cotile 

L 

Francis  Hendersor 

Cote  Sans  Dessiem 

St  Charles 

Mo  T 

Jesse  Evans,  jun. 

Cotton  Port 

Limestone 

A 

901 

308 

Coventry 

Tolland 

Ct 

Silas  Hibbard 

35. 

15 

Coventry 

Chenango 

N Y 

Russel  Waters 

33o 

148 

Covington 

Tioga 

P 

Thomas  Putnam 

252 

133 

Covington 

Campbell 

K 

H. M.  Beckner 

512 

Covington 

St.  Tammany 

L 

Jonathan  Gilmore 

1107 

33 

Covington 

N Y 

Bennedict  Brooks 

Courtlandt  Town 

Westchester 

N Y 

Lyman  Cook 

Courtwrght 

Fairfield 

O 

J.  D Courtright 

426 

Cowpersport 

Potter 

Pa 

Jno  King 

Coweta 

A 

799 

233 

Cowper’s  Hill 

Robertson 

N C 

Malcom  M’Xair 

341 

CoXsackie 

Green 

N Y 

Ralph  Barker 

341 

20 

Coxe’s  Ferry 

11 

D.  Anderson 

Crab  Bottom  or  Hulls 

Pendleton 

Ya 

Nath.  Pendleton 

2L 

Crab  Orchard 

Washington 

Va 

John  Thompson 

366 

Crab  Orchard 

Lincoln 

K 

Archibald  Shanks 

609 

64 

Craftsbury 

Orleans 

Vt 

Augustus  Young 

55. 

98 

Craigies  Mills 

Oxford 

Ms 

Cyrus  Shaw  * 

Cranberry 

liddlesex 

N J 

Nathaniel  Hunt 

19 

23 

Cranesville 

Jackson 

In 

James  Crane 

Creek  Agency 

Baldwin 

G 

73£ 

63 

M 


178 


OJjice. 

County. 

State. 

Pust-J\lasten. 

bn'.. 
11  a 
City. 

J*m 

Siaie 

Cap. 

C resap  burg 

Alleghany 

Aid 

Marcus  Moore 

12  7 

167 

Cretvsville 

Hanover 

Va 

Lemuel  Crew 

109 

55 

Crichton’s  store 

Brunswick 

Va 

J imes  Clucton 

177 

Croghan’s  Gap 

Cumberland 

p 

John  Clarke 

Crooked  Crk.  Bridge 

Armstrong 

p 

Robert  C.  Preble 

196 

190 

Cross  Anchor 

Spartanburg 

s c 

Burrel  Bobo 

51  > 

81 

Crosby 

Hamilton 

0 

Israel  Buel 

525 

107 

■Crosby 

Hancock 

Me 

674 

120 

Cross  Kevs 

Southampton 

Va 

Samuel  Johnston 

210 

69 

Cross  Kevs 

Union 

s c 

Barnam  Bobo 

519 

75 

Cross  River 

West  Chester 

N Y 

Thomas  Smith 

281 

136 

Cross  Plains 

Fayette 

K 

Simeon  Bledsoe 

Cross  Plains 

Greenville 

SC 

Jno.  H.  Joice 

Crown  Point 

Essex 

X Y 

452 

96 

Crowsville 

Spartanburg 

s c 

Isaac  Crow 

551 

Crugerstown 

Frederick 

Md 

Fred.  C.  Hase 

55 

87 

Cuckooville 

Louisia 

Va 

Robert  Barret 

124 

60 

Culpeper  c h 

Culpeper 

V’a 

John  C AVilliams 

77 

117 

Cumberland 

Alleghany 

Md 

Samuel  Smith 

135 

173 

Cumberland  c li 

Cumberland 

Ya 

179 

56 

Cumberland  Ford 

Knox 

K 

542 

138 

Cumberland  Gap 

Claiborne 

r 

Wm.  M’Henry 

527 

72 

Cunningham’s  store 

Person 

N C 

John  Garner 

224 

Cunnington 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Robert  Dawes 

Cuny  Waugh 

Isle  ot  Wight 

Va 

John  Lawrence 

Curretuck  c h 

Curretuck 

X C 

John  Mackie 

263 

243 

Ourven’s 

Lawrence 

M 

1141 

Cutchogue 

Suffolk 

X Y 

Benjamin  Case 

340 

C '.  press  Bridge 

Chatham 

X C 

Edward  Prince 

Dagsborough 

Sussex 

D 

George  Truitt 

144 

51 

Dalmatia 

Northumb’kl 

P 

Martin  A.  Stock 

Dalton 

Coos 

X H 

Edward  Reid 

559 

125 

Dalton 

Berkshire 

Ms 

J.  Chamberlain,  jr. 

377 

129 

Damascus 

Montgomery 

Md 

Edward  Hughes 

41 

YJ 

Danbury 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Zalman  Wildman 

297 

55 

Danbv 

Rutland 

Vt 

Augustus  Mulford 

43  o 

107 

Danby 

Tioga 

N Y 

labez  Uccis 

335 

Danoey’s  store 

Northampton 

X C 

|James  T.  Sykes 

216 

124 

Dandrtdge 

Jefferson 

T 

Hugh  Martin 

526 

3J  ’ 

Daniel's  Lot 

Xasll 

X C 

‘sham  Daniel 

Daniel’s  store 

Granville 

X C 

AVocd.son  Daniel 

179 


! 

Office. 

County. 

State. 

Posi-fMastet's. 

/list. 

Wa. 

C<<n 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Danieisvilie 

Spotsylvania 

Va 

John  Daniel 

/a 

Danieisvilie 

Madison 

G 

John  Penny 

624 

90 

Danvtle 

Caledonia 

Vt 

Israel  P.  Dana 

558 

68 

Danville 

Steuben 

N Y 

James  Faulkner 

338 

261 

Danville 

Columbia 

P 

Randolph  Shuler 

276. 

Danville 

Pittsylvania 

Va 

John  Ross 

2SL  196 

Danville 

Mercer 

K 

Daniel  Barber 

585 

4 J 

Danube 

Herkimer 

N Y 

Jacob  Smith 

Danube  or  Mintlen 

Montgomery 

N Y 

N.  D Van  Camp 

448 

Darby 

Columbia 

G 

Jeremiah  Darby 

597 

• 

Dardenne 

St  Charles 

Ms  T 

Abel  Farnsworth 

1001 

Darien 

M’lntosh 

G 

Allen  B.  Po  well 

722 

165 

Dark  c h 

Dark 

0 

513 

Darksville 

Va 

William  Lemon 

Darlington  c h 

Darlington 

s c 

Joshua  Lazarus 

436 

92 

Darlington 

In 

\T.  Hart 

Darling’s 

Knox 

0 

Abraham  Darling 

490 

Darnes 

Montgomery 

Md 

John  Chandler 

18 

64 

Dartmouth 

Bristol 

Ms 

Abraham  Tucker 

451 

63 

Darvill’s 

Dinwiddie 

Va 

J.  Eckles 

154 

Davidson 

Lawrence 

Mo  T 

Adam  Ritchie 

679 

Davis’s 

Butler 

K 

Benjamin  Davis 

Davis’s 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

West  Gregory 

218 

Davis’s 

T 

Isham  F.  Davis 

Davis’s  Store 

Rapid 

L 

A.  J.  Davis 

1410 

340 

Davis’s  Tavern 

Sussex 

Va 

William  W.  Davis 

190 

Dayton 

Montgomery 

0 

Benj.  Van  Cleve 

476 

69 

Dearborn 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Dearing 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Russel  Tubbs 

479 

Decatur 

Adams 

0 

Nathaniel  Beasley 

Decatur 

Dearborn 

In 

Hart  Humphrey 

Deckerstotvn 

Sussex 

N J 

Levi  A.  Sayre 

217 

102 

Dedham 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Jer.  Shuttleworth 

432 

10 

Deep  creek 

Pasquotank 

N C 

Samuel  Proctor 

236 

Deerfield 

Rockingham 

N H 

Enoch  Butler 

524 

19 

Deerfield 

Hampshire 

Ms 

F.paphras  Hoyt 

403 

98 

Deerfield 

Portage 

0 

Lewis  Day 

38 

212 

Deerfield  Street 

Cumberland 

N J 

Thomas  Stratton 

176 

64 

Deer  Park 

Orange 

N Y 

David  G.  Finch 

390 

117 

! Dekalb 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Potler  Goff 

5Jo 

2i6 

Delapsville 

Jefferson 

Ind 

William  Delap 

180 


1 

r)ist.  from 

Office. 

County. 

State 

j Cost-Posters. 

Va. 

Slate 

Cap. 

Delaware 

Delaware 

0 

Leonard  G.  Coles 

440 

25 

Delhi 

Delaware 

N Y 

William  H.  Elting 

454 

97 

Delphi 

Onandaga 

N Y 

S.  V an  Renssalaei 

oOL 

Denmark,  or  Harris- 

Lewis 

N Y 

Charles  Squire 

453 

157 

Denmark  [burg 

Ashtabula 

0 

John  Dibell,  jr. 

379 

Derineysvrile 

Washington 

Me 

William  Kilbv 

804 

250 

Dennis 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Nathan  Stone,  jr. 

492 

70 

Dennis’s 

Amelia 

Va 

Francis  Dennis 

176 

53 

Dennis’s  Creek 

Cape  May 

N J 

James  Diverty 

2uS 

lul 

Denton 

Caroline 

Md 

William  Muliiken 

85 

65 

Deposite 

Delaware 

N Y 

William  Butler 

361 

156 

Derby 

Orleans 

Vt 

Xehemiah  Colbv 

579 

121 

Derby 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Russell  Hitchcock 

313 

50 

Derby 

Delaware 

P 

Benjamin  Pearson 

13C' 

7 

Derby  Creek 

Madison 

0 

James  Ewing 

441 

24 

Deruyter 

Madison 

N Y 

Hubbard  Smith 

365 

123 

Detroit 

Wayne 

MicT 

James  Abbott 

566 

Devereux  X Roads 

Ga 

Dexter 

Hancock 

Me 

Dickinson’s  Store 

Caroline 

Ya 

tl.  H.  Dickinson 

Dickinsonville 

Franklin 

Va 

J.  W.  Dickinson 

279 

207 

Dickersonville 

Powhatan 

Ya 

J.  J.  Dickerson 

Dighton 
Digman’s  Ferry 

Bristol 

Ms 

John  Hathaway 

4o4 

40 

Pike 

P 

Henry  Jackson 

244 

165 

Dillahunty’s 

Dillardsville 

Lawrence 

A T 

Lewis  Dellahutv 

Rutherford 

T 

Nicholas  Dillard 

Dillardsville 

Orange 

York 

N C 

A m.  Dillard 

D'dlsburg 

P 

William  Gillelen 

96 

50 

Dill’s  Ferry 

Northampton 

P 

Henry  Dill 

Dinwiddie  c h 

Dinwiddie 

Va 

164 

42 

Dividing  Creek 

Cumberland 

N J 

Asa  Douglass 

200 

88 

Division,  or  Locke 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Benj.  Williams 

Dixfiekl 

Oxford 

Me 

John  Marble,  jr. 

Dixhill’s 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Lewis  Wicks 

277 

195 

Dixmont 

Hancock 

Me 

Benjamin  Butnani 

666 

113 

Dixon’s  Springs 

Smith 

T 

Robert  Black 

702 

159 

Dixville 

Henry' 

Va 

Thomas  Dix 

318 

5-i7 

Dobson’s  X Roads 

Stokes 

X C 

Nathaniel  Shober 

36S 

110 

Donaldson’s 

Rowan 

N C 

John  Donaldson 

390 

135 

Donigal 

Dorchester 

Westmorcl’u 

Colleton 

P 

|S  c 

Christian  Fetter 
Daniel  Cahill 

575 

101 

181 


1 Hat. 

fen  i 

S ate 
Cap. 

Office. 

County. 

Stale. 

Post-Blasters. 

11  a. 

City. 

Vt 

Dorset 

Bennington 

Zachay  Born 

4 25 

Ill 

Double  Bridges 

Lunenburg 

Ya 

Jos.  Yarborough 

234 

118 

Dough  :y’s  Mills 

Morris 

N J 

Sol.  Doughty 

Douglas’s 

Worcester 

Ms 

Paul  Dudley 

393 

39 

Douglas’s  Mills 

Cumberland 

P 

David  Moreland 

125 

42: 

Dover 

Strafford 

N H 

John  Wheeler 

50  7 

40 

Dover 

Dutches 

N Y 

James  Hetcham 

320 

134 

Dover 

York 

P 

Andrew  Klein 

93 

34 

Dover 

Rent 

D 

AugustusM.  Schee 

135 

Dover  or  Stuart  c h 

Stuart 

T 

Jas.  II.  Russell 

807 

317 

Dover 

Cayahoga 

0 

Ashael  Porter 

406 

158 

Dover 

Tuscarora 

O 

C.  D card  off 

348 

128 

Dover  Mills 

Goochland 

Va 

Jos.  S.  Watkins 

144 

Downington 

Chester 

p 

William  Frame 

132 

68 

Doylestown 

Bucks 

p 

Asher  Miner 

168 

107 

Doylesviile 

Feliciana 

L 

Joshua  F.  Doyle 

1332 

160 

Dracat 

Middlesex 

Ms 

John  Blanchard 

466 

28 

Dresden  Mills 

Lincoln 

Me 

Daniel  Cate 

613 

59 

Dresden 

Muskingum 

0 

382 

74 

Dripping-  Springs 

Warren 

K 

David  Maxwell 

708 

151 

Drown  Meadow 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Zacli.  Hawkins 

303 

299 

Dm  more 

Lancaster 

P 

P.  Housekeeper 

120 

50 

Diyden 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Harley  'Whitmore 

377 

151 

Dry  Ridge 

Pendleton 

K 

AV.  H.  Hopkins 

605 

58 

Duanesburg 

Schenectady 

N Y 

John  Titus 

376 

32| 

Dubourg’s 

La 

Martin  Dubourg 

Dublin 

Cheshire 

N H 

CyrusChamberlain 

Dublin 

Laurens 

G 

Jonathan  Sawyer 

720 

55 

Dubois  c h 

Dubois 

11 

James  Farris 

Dubose’s  Ferry 

Sumter 

S C 

Samuel  Scott 

456 

72 

Dudley 

Worcester 

Ms 

Amasa  Nichols 

380 

56 

Duff’s  Forks 

Fayette 

0 

Zehlel  Gregory 

Dumfries 

Pr.  William 

Va 

Tim  Brundidge 

33 

90 

Dummerstown 

Windham 

Vt 

Charles  Miller 

431 

107 

Dunbarton 

Hillsborough 

N H 

David  Tenny 

Dunkansville 

Barnwell 

s c 

II:  B.  Duncan 

623 

136 

Dunklin’s 

Newberry 

s c 

James  Dunklin 

Dunning  St.  or  Malta 

Saratoga 

N Y 

John  Dunning 

386 

30 

Dunnings 

Md 

James  Dunning 

Dunnsburg 

Lycoming 

P 

James  Grier 

210;  123- 

Dunlapsville 

Franklin 

In 

John  Dunlap 

1 

1 82 


Office. 

Co ini  'y 

*5tate. 

Post-3\Taster8. 

uiu.  Jvm 

H a.  Suite 
City.  Cop. 

Dunstable 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Noah  Lovewell 

474 

53 

Duplin  c h 

Duplin 

N C 

George  M’Gowan 

359 

Duplin  old  c h 

Duplin 

N C 

Daniel  Kenan 

366 

Durham 

Kennebeck 

Me 

577 

Durham 

Strulford 

N H 

George  F.  Frost 

501 

34 

Durham 

New  Haven 

Ct 

.las.  Robinson,  jr. 

324 

21 

Durnani  or  Freehold 

Greene 

N Y 

Platt  Adams 

374 

53 

Durham 

Bucks 

P 

Morgan  Long 

1 07 

120 

Dutotsburg 

Northampton 

P 

Anthony  Dutot 

o 27 

123 

1 Jutv’s 

Sumner 

T 

William  Duty 

Dutvsville 

Sumner 

T 

714 

171 

Duxburv 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Thomas  Windsor 

463 

38 

Eaglesville 

Marengo 

A T 

Bazil  Meslien 

1129 

125 

Karl  nr  Carnovon 

Lancaster 

P 

.lames  Wallace 

134 

52 

Fast  Rloomfield 

Ontario 

N Y 

Elisha  Beach 

373 

216 

Kast  Bridgewater 

Plymouth 

NTs 

446 

30 

East  Scipio 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Curtis  Tomlinson 

East  Chester 

West  Chester 

N Y 

George  Failee 

243 

160 

East  Falls  of  Macliias 

Washington 

Me 

John  C.  Talbot 

781 

227 

East  Greenwich 

Kent 

I?  I 

John  G.  Maurrev 

423 

14 

East  Guilford 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Curtis  Wilcox 

325 

62 

East  Haddatn 

Middlesex 

Ct 

Timothy  Green 

344 

29 

Eastham 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Joseph  Mavo 

519 

97 

Easthampton 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Jeremiah  Miller 

347 

266 

East  Hartford 

Hartford 

Ct 

Lemuel  White 

340 

1 

East  Medway 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Tim’s  Hammond 

East  Minot 

Cumberland 

Me 

Oliver  Pollard 

Easton  No.  1 

Bristol 

Ms 

Daniel  Wheaton 

436 

22 

Easton  No.  2 

Bristol 

Ms 

Israel  Alger 

438 

25 

Easton 

Washington 

N Y 

John  Gale 

384 

28 

Easton 

Northampton 

P 

P.  If.  Mattes 

195 

111 

Easton 

Talbot 

Md 

Thomas  P.  Smith 

81 

40 

Eastport 

Washington 

Me 

John  Burgen 

882 

268 

East  Sudbttrv 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Nathaniel  Beeves 

422 

17 

East  Sandwich 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Joseph  Hall 

East  Wiiitfcland 

Chester 

P 

Campbell  Harris 

138 

30 

East  Windsor 

Hartford 

Ct 

Aaron  Bissell 

346 

9 

Eaton 

Stafford 

N H 

Al  len  Snell 

549 

61 

Eaton 

Madison 

N Y 

Charles  W Hall 

362 

108 

Eaton 

Preble 

0 

Alex.  C.  Lanier 

468 

98 

Ealonton 

Putnam 

G 

John  I.  Smith 

689 

1 

1S3 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-JMasters, 

JJist. 
I Fa. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Ebensburg 

Cambria 

P 

John  Lloyd 

ISC 

148 

Eddington 

Hancock 

Me 

John  Whiting 

69b 

139 

Eddy  Grove 

Caldwell 

Iv 

Jas  “W.  Rucker 

696 

Eddvville 

Caldwell 

K 

Matthew  Lion,  jr. 

806 

245 

E lenborough 

Hipley 

In 

557 

Edentoh 

Chowan 

N C 

Henry  Wills 

290 

1S3 

Edgartown 

Dukes 

Ms 

JBeriah  Norton 

509 

87 

F.dgecomb 

Lincoln 

Me 

Stephen  Parsons 

eor 

53 

Edgefield  c h 

Edgefield 

3 C 

■John  Martin 

564 

57 

Edmeston 

Otsego 

N Y 

Erastus  Waldo 

185 

Edwardsville 

Madison 

11 

Abraham  Pnchet 

S7c 

Effingham 

N H 

James  Lord 

Egremont 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Josiah  Webb 

Elberton 

Elbert 

£r 

tViliiam  Woods 

66S 

73 

Elbridge 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Gideon  Wilcoxson 

395 

163 

Eldridge 

Buckingham 

v a 

J.  P.  Williams 

Elizabeth  city 

Pasquotank 

N C 

Anthony  Butler 

271 

221 

Elizabeth  c li 

Essex 

N Y 

Norm.  Nicholson 

480 

123 

Elizabeth 

Harrison 

fn 

Zachieus  Jocker 

Elizabeth 

Allegany 

Pa 

Samuel  Walker 

Elizabethtown 

Essex 

N J 

James  Chapman 

211 

44. 

Elizabethtown 

Lancaster 

p 

Michel  Coble 

111 

18 

Elizabethtown 

Bladen 

N C 

Joint  B.  Cowan 

386 

98 

Elizabethtown  orCch 

Carter 

r 

William  B.  Carter 

46? 

Elizabeth  town 

Harden 

1C 

H.  G.  \\  intersmith 

640 

72 

Elizabethtown 

Harrison 

til 

Elizabethtown 

Hamilton 

j 

Josenh  Bosson 

Elizaville 

Fleming 

tv 

523 

68 

Elkmarsh 

Fauquier 

Va 

John  Suddoth 

64 

105 

Elk  Hun  Church 

Fauquier 

Va 

Benj.  Bronangh 

79 

90 

Elkton 

Cecil 

Md 

Joshua  Richards 

So 

82 

Elkton 

Giles 

T 

John  Hawkins 

841 

300 

Ellctou 

Christiana 

K 

Wm.  Greenfield 

743 

190 

Ellicott’s  Mills 

Baltimore 

Md 

James  Harvey 

48 

40 

Elliott’s^  Hoads 

Cumberland 

K 

Ab.  S.  Brumblette 

Ellisburg 

Jefferson 

N Y 

501 

160 

Ellisville 

Warren 

N C 

John  Dowland 

241 

Ellisville  orLB  Lick  Nicholas 

IC 

Richard  Ellis 

512 

59 

Ellsworth  1 

Hancock 

Me 

Alfred  Langdon 

707 

153 

Ellsworth 

0 

L.  tV.  Leffingwell 

Ellsworth 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Daniel  St.  John 

325 

36 

134 


Office. 

County. 

Stale 

Post-Mnstei  e. 

Diet. 

Wa. 

Oily. 

pom 

State 

Cap. 

Elmira  or  Newtown 

l’ioga 

Sf  V 

Aaron  iionkle 

298 

247 

Elyria 

Cayahoga 

0 

395 

182 

Elysian  Fields 

Amite 

M T 

'licaiah  Davis 

1261 

58 

Emails 

Northampton 

P 

>Ym.  Iloi-sefield 

179. 

88 

Emersonville 

Gibson 

In 

lesse  Emerson 

753 

26 

Kmetjsburg 

Frederick 

Md 

loseph  Hughes 

66 

96 

Enfield 

Grafton 

N II 

Robert  Cochran 

5U7 

42 

Enfield 

Hartford 

Ct 

Lorrain  T.  Pease 

354 

17 

Enfield 

Halifax 

N C 

lames  Overstreet 

«2ob 

110 

Englishtown 

Monmouth 

N J 

John  M’Chesnev 

Enosburg 

Franklin 

Vt 

Solomon  Williams 

532 

56 

Ennisville 

Huntingdon 

Pa 

James  Ennis 

Euplirata 

Lancaster 

P 

John  Gross 

124 

37 

Epping 

Rockingham 

N H 

George W.  Plainer 

499 

29 

Epscnr 

Rockingham 

N H 

Samuel  Morrell 

517 

12 

Erie  or  Presque  Isle 

Erie 

P 

Robert  Knox 

o5*x 

366 

Erieville 

Madison 

N Y 

Samuel  Duncan 

Erwina 

Bucks 

P 

Hugh  Erwin 

184 

127 

Ewinv  lie 

Rutherford 

N C 

Hugh  Quin 

461 

Esperance 

Schoharie 

N Y 

John  F.  Gassley 

3 64 

28 

Essex 

Essex 

N Y 

Dean  Edson 

48- 

136 

Estill  c h 

Estill 

K 

James  Trimble 

555 

67 

Estopatchy  Elver 

Washington 

A 

Laughlin  M'Kay 

1116 

229 

Evansville 

Monroe 

A 

SSu 

142 

Evansville 

Vanderburg 

n 

Ansel  Wood 

Evansburg 

Crawford 

Pa 

Jno.  M’Namara 

Everett’s  House 

Lewis 

K 

John  D.  Everitt 

Evershum 

Burlington 

N J 

Samuel  Swain 

151 

43 

Euclid 

Cayahoga 

0 

William  Coleman 

395 

182 

Ewinville 

Christian 

K 

Finis  Ewing 

749 

196 

Exeter 

Rockingham 

N H 

John  W.  Giiman 

489 

39 

Exeter 

Otsego 

N Y 

lared  Munson 

398 

187 

Exeter 

Luzerne 

P 

Elijah  Aires 

237 

129 

Fabius 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Tonathan  Stanley 

o/  o 

126 

Factories 

Hampden 

Ms 

Uriah  Ferre 

Eairbluff 

Columbus 

N C 

lolm  Macgiil 

420 

Fairfax 

ivennebeck 

Me 

loel  'Wellington 

645 

92 

Fairfax 

Franklin 

Yt 

Hamp.  LovegTO’-  e 

516 

40 

Fairfax  c h 

Fairfax 

Ya 

W.  P.  Richardson 

15 

133 

Fairfield 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Ebenez.  Lawrence 

634 

81 

Fairfield 

Franklin 

Vt 

Bradley  Barlow 

526 

185 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Dist. 

Post  Masters.  Ji  a, 

: City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Fail-field 

Fairfield 

Ct 

David  Judson 

282 

55 

Fairfield 

Herkimer 

N Y 

Wm.  D.  Ford 

421 

81 

Fairfield  or  Miller’s 

Adams 

P 

Ezra  Blythe 

83 

52 

Fairfield 

Rockbridge 

Va 

James  Scott 

191 

148 

Fairfield 

Columbia 

G 

Francis  Shepperd 

Fairfield  or  Roberts’ 

Putnam 

G 

John  Lamar 

685 

Fail-field 

Greene 

0 

John  Grofier 

2 77 

131 

Fairfield 

Nelson 

K 

Thomas  R.  Elder 

Fair  Haven 

Rutland 

Vt 

Geo.  Warren 

436 

95 

Fairlee 

Orange 

Vt 

Lane.  H.  Granger 

499 

51 

Fair  Port 

Geauga 

0 

Sevmon  Austin 

Fairtown 

Cumberland 

N J 

James  Clark 

187 

75 

Fair  Vale  or  N.Grnvl. 

Washington 

N Y 

John  Kirtland 

423 

67 

Fair  View 

Erie 

P 

James  Dunn 

422 

Falls  Black  Warrior 

A 

1059 

Falling  Waters 

Berkley 

\ra 

John  Gregg 

Fall  River 

Bristol 

Ms 

Abraham  Bowen 

Fallstown 

Iredell 

N C 

William  Falls 

416 

151 

Falmouth 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Charles  Sanford 

490 

68 

Falmouth 

Ni  Barnstable 

Ms 

Ebenezer  Nye 

Falmouth 

Stafford 

Va 

Philip  Alexander 

56 

67 

Falmouth 

Pendleton 

K 

John  Bennett 

543 

58 

Fannetsburg 

Franklin 

P 

James  Swenev 

109 

66 

Farley  Mills 

King  & Queen 

Va 

James  C.  New 

148 

50 

Farleysville 

Charlotte 

Va 

Henry  F.  Farley 

233 

Farmer 

Seneca 

N Y 

Peter  Rappleve 

334 

210 

Farmington 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Timothy  Johnson 

649 

92 

Farmington  Falls 

Xennebeck 

Me 

Svlvanus  Allen 

Farmington 

Trurnbul 

0 

Daniel  Taff 

Farmington 

Stafford 

N H 

Neliem.  Eastman 

522 

46 

Farmington 

Hartford 

Ct 

Samuel  Richards 

334 

9 

Farmington 

Ontario 

N Y 

362 

Farmville 

Pr.  Edward 

Va 

Thomas  A.  Morton 

201 

78 

Farnham 

Richmond 

Va 

tolin  Burke 

146 

86 

Fauquier  c h 

Fauquier 

iVa 

Richard  Baker 

51 

124 

Fawceltstown 

Columbiana 

,o 

William  C.  Larwill 

43  J 

176 

Fayette 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Soloman  Bates,  jr. 

631 

62 

Fayetteville 

Lincoln 

!T 

J.  P.  M’Connell 

748 

206 

Fayetteville 

Cumberland 

N C 

John  M’Rae 

348 

60 

Fayetteville 

lOnanda^a 

IN  Y 

J.  XV.  H\  de 

Fawcet’s  store 

!n  c 

C.  F.  Fawcett 

86 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

T)ist. 

lia. 

City. 

from 

Stale 

Ca/i. 

Feeding  Hills 

Hampden 

Ms 

Alfred  Flo  .vers 

364 

114 

Feestown 

Clermont 

o 

Arthur  Fee 

462 

Feliciana 

Feliciana 

La 

Wm.  H.  Bowder 

1313 

163 

Femme  Osage 

Mo 

Jas.  B.  Calloway 

lw2u 

Ferguson’s  Ferry 

Johnson 

11 

848 

Ferrv  Hill 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

James  \ancey 

26v 

143 

Field’s  Mills 

Brunswick 

Va 

Wilson  Turbylill 

186 

63 

Fincaslle 

Botetout 

Va 

Geo.  Backus 

244 

194 

Findleysville 

Mecklenburg 

N C 

John  Findley 

486 

Fireplace 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Nath.  Miller 

298 

215 

Fisher’s  Field 

N Id 

John  Straw 

Fisher’s  Store 

Clark 

A 

1042 

20 

Fishing  Creek 

I'vler 

Va 

Prestlev  Martin 

326 

Fishing  Creek 

Wilkes 

N C 

John  Cunningham 

46v 

Fishing  Creek 

Cape  May 

V J 

Robt.  Edmonds 

Fishingford  ^ Roads 

Bedford 

r 

Richard  Hooper 

831 

252 

Fishkill 

Out  chess 

N Y 

Jos.  .1 . Jackson 

286 

89 

Fishkill  Landing 

Outchess 

M Y 

Thomas  Lawrence 

283 

94 

Fitchburg 

'V  ore ester 

Ms 

Calvin  Willard 

450 

48 

Fitz  William 

Cheshire 

N H 

Jonas  Robeson 

438 

73 

Flagg  Spring 

Campbell 

IV 

1.  G.  Lindsey 

514 

83 

Flat  Rush 

•ling’s 

N Y 

Abrm.  A andever 

25j 

5 

Flemming  Creek 

K 

James  Parks 

Flemingsburg 

Fleming 

Iv 

App.  E.  Ballard 

518 

96 

Fleming’s 

Wayne 

In 

Peter  Fleming 

480 

174 

Flemington 

lunterdon 

N J 

Jno.  Maxwell,  jr 

193 

23 

Flinn’s  Fork 

Caldwell 

K 

J.B  Pemberton 

79  6 

Florence 

luron 

0 

Eli  S.  Barnum 

Florence 

.audadale 

A T 

Jno.  Craig 

Florida 

) range 

N Y 

iSamuel  S.  Seward 

253 

105 

Florida 

Montgomery 

X Y 

iGeorge  Smith 

255 

35 

Florida 

lighland 

O 

42/ 

43 

Florisant 

it.  Louis 

Mo 

1020 

20 

Flood’s 

Buckingham 

Va 

Thomas  Trent 

210 

108 

Floyd  c h 

Floyd 

K. 

John  Havens 

621 

134 

Flushing 

Belmont 

o 

jSaml.  Holloway 

Ford’s 

Amite 

M T 

John  Ford 

1199 

162 

Fork 

Richland 

s c 

John  Falconer 

531 

25 

Fork  Shoals,  or  R 

Greenville 

s c 

John  H.  Harrison 

541 

107 

Forrest’s  Store[R-  do 

.Montgomery 

N C 

Abrm.  Forrest 

Fort  Ann 

Washington 

N Y 

Joseph  M.  Bull 

416 

69 

187 


1 





__13 

Hist,  from 

1 Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Jllasters. 

IVa. 

State 

City. 

Cap. 

Fort  Claiborne 

Ciark 

A 

Andrew  Mitchell 

1022 

jFovt  Covington 

Clinton 

N Y 

James  B.  Spencer 

575 

Fort  Dale 

Monroe 

A T 

Fort  Defiance 

Wilkes 

N C 

Edmund  Jones 

407 

-230 

Fort  Edward 

Washington 

N Y 

John  F.  Gandall 

404 

48 

Fort  Harrison 

Sullivan 

In 

Curtis  Gilbert 

Fort  Hawkins 

Ockmtilgee 

G 

John  Jerrison 

703 

33 

Fort  Jackson 

Monroe 

A 

Walter  R.  Ross 

899 

147 

1 Fort  Meigs 

Logan 

0 

Almon  Gibbs 

523 

134 

(Fort  Miller  < 

Washington 

N Y 

Seneca  G.  Bragg 

594 

38 

' Ft.  Mitchell,  see  Cow- 

A T 

Ft.  Montgomery  [eta 

Clark 

A 

John  Pearce 

1J58 

40 

| Fort  St.  Phil  p 

Plaquemine 

L 

G W.  Carmichael 

1.535 

j|  Fort  Stoddart 

Baldwin 

A 

Harrv  Toulmin 

i.056 

255 

Foster 

Providence 

R I 

Theodore  Foster 

423 

14 

Foster’s  Ferry 

Sussex 

N J 

Julius  Foster 

240 

95 

Fotheringay 

Montgomery 

Va 

George  Hancock 

288 

200 

Foulkstown 

Columbiana 

0 

Samuel  Creswell 

291 

180 

Four  Corners 

Oswego 

N Y 

Joseph  Torrv 

Four  Corners 

Lincoln 

Me 

Jonathan  Grcely 

Four  Mile  Branch 

Barnwell 

S C 

James  Wilson 

600 

Foxborougli 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Noah  Hobart 

435 

23 

Framingham 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Jonathan  Maynard 

415 

21 

Francistown 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Robert  Nesmith 

496 

33 

Franconia 

Grafton 

N H 

Elijah  Davis 

538 

86 

Frankford 

Philadelphia 

P 

Henry  Comly 

142 

4 

Frankfofd 

Hampsnire 

Va 

Jacob  Stog'slager 

119 

230 

Frankfort 

Hancock 

Me 

Alexander  Milhkiii 

676 

124 

Frankfort 

Franklin 

K 

Daniel  Weisiger 

565 

Franklin 

Franklin 

vt 

Paul  Gates 

541 

Franklin 

New  London 

Ct 

Amaza  Hyde 

370 

33 

Franklin 

Delaware 

N Y 

Simeon  Goodman 

346 

115 

Franklin 

Franklin 

Venango 

Warren 

P 

0 

John  Broadfoot 
J.  N.  C.  Schenck 

287 

496 

299 

88 

Franklin  orPendl.  c h 

Pendleton 

Va 

Samuel  B.  Hall 

190 

Franklin 

Williamson 

T ' 

Charles  M’Alister 

767 

228 

Franklin 

Attakapas 

L 

Alfred  Thruston 

1337 

145 

Franklin 

Howard 

Vlo 

Franklin  c h 

Franklin 

A 

John  Shaw 

767 

Franklin 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Eli  Richardson,  jr. 

Franklin 

In 

Thomas  Roberts 

138 


'Jisl. 

jrom 

Office. 

County. 

State 

Post-Jfasters. 

Wa. 

City 

V ate 
Cep. 

Franklinton 

F"anklin 

O 

Tacob  Keller 

411- 

1 

Franktown 

Yorthampton 

Ya 

William  Cutler 

20 1' 

229 

Frederica 

Kt  nt 

D 

Jonathan  Emerson 

122 

13 

Frederica 

St.  Simonds 

G 

George  Abbot 

739 

182 

Fredericksburg 

Spotsvlvania 

Va 

Jos.  Timberlake  ! 

53 

C5 

Fredericksburg 

Gallatin 

K 

Henry  Yates 

O/O 

Fredericksburg 

in 

Jacob  Horner 

Fredericktown 

Washington 

p 

Henrv  P.  Pearson 

26! 

Fredericktown 

Frederick 

Md 

James  F.  Huston 

43 

76 

Fredericktown 

Knox 

O 

Abner  Ayres 

415 

66 

Fredoniu  or  Pomfret 

Chatauque 

N Y 

Freedom 

Kennebeck 

Me 

John  Comings 

Freedom 

Baltimore 

Md 

John  Little 

Freehold 

Green 

N Y 

345 

Freehold 

Monmouth 

N J 

R.  Throckmorton 

20; 

41 

Freeman 

Somerset 

Me 

67-; 

Freeport 

Cumberland 

Me 

Samuel  Ilolbrock 

577 

18 

Freeport 

Armstrong 

P 

Jacob  Weaver 

22 

20S 

Freeport 

Harrison 

0 

Joseph  Fry 

lu9 

Fredonia 

Crawford 

1! 

Allen  D.  Thorn 

Freetown 

Bristol 

Ms 

Abraham  Brayley 

448 

51 

Friesburg 

Cumberland 

N J 

Benj.  Ray 

Finville  Mills 

Hardy 

Ya 

120 

Frencbbroad 

T 

Thomas  Bryan 

Frenchton  or  Poplar 

Dinwiddie 

Va 

Sterl’g  Woodwar  1 

166 

44 

FrenchtoWn  [Grove 

Mich 

Laurent  Dorucher 

Friendship 

Ann  Arundel 

Md 

'Valter  Wwell 

78 

37 

Front  Roval 

Frederick 

Va 

Hezekiah  Conn 

74 

146 

Fruitstown 

Lvcoming 

P 

John  F.  Derr 

189 

81 

Freeburg 

Union 

Pa 

John  Reessnyder 

Fryeburg 

Oxford 

Me 

Judah  Dana 

563 

47 

Frvburg 

Lehigh 

Pa 

David  Roth 

Fry’s  store 

Shelby 

K 

Isaac  Fry 

Frvzine’s  Mill's 

N Y 

Conrad  Frvzine 

Fulling  Mills 

Kent 

R I 

Albro  Anthony 

4L 

Fulton 

Sumpter 

S C 

Armist’d  D.  Carey 

F unkstown 

Washington 

Md 

Henrv  Orr 

6a 

101 

Gaines 

Gennessee 

\'  Y 

Wm.  G.  Babbet 

Gaines 

Boone 

K 

James  M.  Gai'  s 

524 

73 

Gainesborough 

Frederick 

Va 

Aug.  Green,  jr. 

79 

Gaines’  ^ Roads 

Culpeper 

Va 

IJclin  Morrison 

97 

127 

189 

1 

from 

Office. 

County. 

Slate. 

Post-JWastei's. 

Wa. 

State 

Ca p . 

Galen 

Ontario 

N Y 

i 

401 

193 

IGallatin 

Sumner 

T 

.Tames  Robb 

725 

182 

IGallipolis 

Gailia 

O 

Francis  Le  Clercq 

889 

104 

Gallivaut’s  Ferry 

Kingstown 

S C 

John  M’Keill 

441 

135 

Galway 

Saratoga 

N Y 

David  Glisbee 

410 

37 

Gapp 

Lancaster 

P 

Joseph  Gest,  jr. 

124 

52 

Gardiner 

Kennebeck 

.Me 

Seth  Gay 

6u8 

53 

iGarland 

Hancock 

Me" 

685 

Garner’s  Ferry 

Green 

G 

682 

Garratisville 

Otsego 

N Y 

William  Garratt 

361 

So 

Gates  c h 

Gates 

N C 

Charles  Townsend 

260 

214 

Gebharts 

Somerset 

P 

George  Gebhart 

175 

152 

Gedds 

Onandaga 

N Y 

D.  W.  Hollister 

Gennessee 

Ontario 

N Y 

Wm.  H.  Spencer 

356 

235 

! Genito  Bridge 

Powhatan 

Va 

Itavid  Rattray 

159 

Geneva 

Ontario 

N Y 

William  Tippets 

349 

192 

; Genoa 

Cayuga 

N Y 

David  Ogden 

362 

Genoa 

Indiana 

P 

John  Denniston 

186 

i George’s  Tavern 

New-Kelit 

Va 

Theo.  Ferguson 

147 

Georgetown 

Madison' 

N Y 

354 

Georgetown 

Beaver 

P 

John  Christmas 

265 

252 

Georgetown 

Sussex 

0 

Jacob  Killock 

130 

37 

Georgetown 

Scott 

l\ 

Th.  S.  Theobald 

548 

67 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

S c 

Jacob  Myers 

482 

150 

Georgetown 

Washington 

Ca 

Thomas  Corcoran 

2 

43 

J Georgetown 

Dearborn 

In 

John  Jackson 

539 

Georgetown  ^ Roads 

Kent 

Md 

John  Ireland 

95 

61 

Georgia 

Franklin 

y 

Anselm  Merrit 

522 

61 

Germantown 

Philadelphia 

p 

John  Wilson 

143 

106 

Germantown 

Stokes 

N C 

Jeremiah  Gibson 

347 

Germantown 

Montgomery 

0 

Peter  Schaffer 

Germantown 

Hyde 

N C 

Seth  B.  Jordan 

375 

189 

Germantown 

Mason 

K 

Ludwell  Owings 

Gettysburg 

Adams 

P 

George  Welch 

73 

44 

Ghent 

Gallati|i 

X 

Luke  Oboussier 

563 

82 

Gholsonville 

Brunswick 

Va 

William  Gholston 

20u 

77 

Gibson 

Susquehanna 

? 

Robert  Chandler 

286 

177 

Gibson’s  store 

Fauquier 

Va 

Brvant  Toley 

6-i 

145 

Gilkeston 

Pa 

Sami.  Giikeson 

Giles  ch 

Giles 

Va 

William  Cliapman 

322 

2 72 

Gillespy’s  store 

Blount 

T 

Robert  Gillespie 

190 


Office. 

County. 

Stale. 

Posi-S\lasleig. 

.Jicc. 

Ha 

City 

- nn. 

•v  ute 
Cap. 

Gilman'wille 

Me 

\\  iliiam  Gilman 

Giilmanton  IronWks 

Stafford 

N H 

Charles  Parker 

Gilmantown 

Stafford 

N II 

Stephen  Moody 

52' 

18 

Glasgow 

Barren 

K 

VVm.  II  Iredell 

674 

134 

Glastenbury 

Hartford 

Ct 

Joseph  Wilks 

543 

5 

Glenn’s 

Gloucester 

Va 

Baylev  Chowning 

lot 

98 

Glennville 

Washington 

N Y 

Adoni-ah  Enions 

4'J2 

50 

Gloucester 

Essex 

Ms 

Isaac  Elwell 

468 

30 

Gloucester  c h 

Gloucester 

Va 

William  Smart 

17i 

83 

Glouces;er  Town 

Gloucester 

Va 

Thomas  Carey 

Gloydsborough 

Hampshire 

Va 

James  Glovd 

Gnadenhuttcn 

ruskarawa 

0 

David  Peter 

j54 

117 

Goffstown 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Josiah  Forsailh 

499 

54 

Golansville 

Caroline 

Va 

J W.  Dickenson 

Golden  Grove 

Greenville 

S C 

Charles  Garrison 

5S4 

Goochland  c h 

Goochland 

Va 

Charles  Bradshaw 

131 

32 

Goodwinsville 

Dinwiddle 

Va 

Benjamin  Reeves 

164 

42 

GoosePond,ovStrong 

Oglethorpe 

G 

Samuel  Strong 

664 

86 

Gordon’s  Ferry 

Hickman 

T 

John  Gordon 

797 

256 

Gordonsville 

Orange 

Va 

Nathaniel  Gordon 

115 

92 

Gorham 

Cumberland 

Me 

Ale.x.  M’Clellan 

564 

10 

Gorham 

Ontario 

N Y 

Uudolphus  Morse 

357 

200 

Goshen 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Erastus  Lyman 

3oo 

36 

Goshen 

Orange 

N Y 'Fregpft  Tuthill 

261 

99 

Goshen 

Loudon 

Va 

Stephen  Beard 

35 

158 

Goshen 

Lincoln 

G 

Samuel  Davis 

•638 

Goshen 

Hampshire 

Ms 

John  Williams 

3ys 

Goshen 

N II 

Horace  Chace 

Goshen 

N J 

Rich’d  Thompson 

Goshen  Mills 

Montgomery 

Md 

Geo.  W.  Riggs 

Goshen  Hill 

Spartanburg 

S C 

Park  Dugan 

569 

Gouldsborough 

Hancock 

He 

Thomas  HU1 

72T 

173 

Gowansville 

S C 

William  Holcombe 

Graceham 

Frederick 

Md 

John  Creager 

81 

81 

Grafton 

Windham 

Vt 

446 

Grafton 

Worcester 

Ms 

Will  am  Lamb 

37 

Graham’s  store 

Albemarle 

Va 

M.  tV.  D.  Jones 

Graham’s  Bridge 

Richmond 

N C 

John  P.  Graaam 

Granbv 

Hartford 

Ct 

Hezck’h  Goodrich 

353 

22 

Granbv 

Lexington 

s c 

lolin  Patton 

510 

3 

Grand  Isle 

Grand  Isle 

Vt 

V I£.  W,  Hyde 

533 

191 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-JUasters. 

Dist. 

IVa. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Grandville 

Monongalia 

VSL 

Dudley  Dent 

212 

Granger 

Cayahoga 

0 

Charles  Miles 

379 

130 

Grant’s  Lick 

Campbell 

K 

John  Grant 

512 

76 

Grantsville 

Greene 

G 

1 bonus  Grant 

65  u 

52 

Granville 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Oliver  Parsons 

365 

116 

Granville 

Washington 

N Y 

Henry  Bulkeley 

410 

63 

Granville 

Licking 

0 

Daniel  Baker 

4'JO 

28 

Granville  Mills 

Charles  City 

Va 

James  Ternan 

141 

18 

Grasty’s  store 

Pittsylvania 

Va 

Philip  L.  Grastv 

251 

177 

Grave  Creek 

Ohio 

Va 

Joseph  Tomlinson 

33u 

Gray 

Cumberland 

Me 

Joseph  M’Lellan 

571 

17 

Grayson  c h 

Gravson 

Va 

Robert  Nickolis 

382 

306 

Great  Barrington 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Moses  Hopkins 

352 

141 

Great  Bridge 

Norfolk 

Va 

William  Walker 

239 

124 

Great  Crossings 

Scott 

K 

James  Johnson 

575 

22 

Great  Mills 

St.  Mary’s 

Md 

Stephen  King 

77 

92 

Great  Salt  Works 

Westmorelnd. 

Pa 

Robt.  Johnson 

Greenbush 

Renssalaer 

N Y 

James  Fisk 

357 

1 

Green’s  Mills 

Dauplin 

Pa 

Richard  Green 

Greenfield 

Va 

W.  S.  Landcraft 

Green  Castle 

Franklin 

P 

John  Watson 

81 

60 

Greene  c h 

Greene 

IvIT 

Jacob  J.  H.  Morris 

1125 

231 

Greene 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Luther  Robbins 

594 

40 

Greene 

Chenango 

N Y 

Charles  Jcsslyn 

o 1 4 

133 

Greene 

Starke 

0 

Conrad  Cutshall 

326 

158 

Greenfield 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Ambrose  Ames 

4j6 

95 

Greenfield 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Samuel  M’Rae 

4U3 

44 

Greenfield 

Highland 

0 

Noble  Crawford 

423 

54 

Green  Garden 

Sumner 

r 

William  Duty 

716 

17  3 

Green  Mill 

Campbell 

Va 

Samuel  Panndl 

249 

1 65 

Green  River 

Buncomb 

N C 

Robert  Murry 

Greensborough 

Orleans 

Vt 

Id.  Huntington 

552 

88 

Greensborough 

Caroline 

Md 

John  Matthews 

1„3 

75 

Greensborough 

Guilford 

N C 

James  Johnson 

347 

89 

Greensborough 

Greene 

G 

Wiley  Greshom 

671 

40 

Greensburg 

West  Chestei 

N Y 

Jonathan  S.  Odill 

253 

115 

Greensburg 

Westmorel’d 

•J 

Simon  Drum,  jr. 

192 

116 

Greensburg 

Greene 

P 

David  Crawford 

236 

150 

Greensburg 

Greene 

IV 

Nimrod  H Arnold 

642 

U0 

Green  Valley 

Bath 

V a 

John  Kinkaid 

t 

Greenville 

Greene 

N Y 

Stoddard  Smith 

! 344 

15 

192 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post  Masters. 

, . . ,i 

Disc . J om 
If  a.  State 
City.  Cap . 

Greenville 

Augusta 

Va 

Samuel  Findley 

185 

Greenville 

Muhlenburg 

K 

James  Weir 

793 

171 

Greenville 

Pitt 

N C 

David  A.  Telfair 

291 

157 

Greenville 

wreen 

T 

William  Dickson 

478 

78 

Greenville  • 

Jefferson 

M T 

John  M Whiting 

1241 

21 

Greenville 

Dark 

0 

Abraham  Scribner 

518 

101 

Greenville 

In 

diehard  Mills 

Greenville  c h 

Greenville 

S C 

George  W.  Earle 

821 

110 

Greenup  c h 

Greenup 

K 

Joseph  Garner 

456 

138 

Greenwich 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Isaac  Weed 

259 

85 

Greenwich 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Jabez  Colbourn 

4d7 

72 

Greenwich 

Washington 

N Y 

lohn  Harrington 

396 

34 

Greenwich 

Cumberland 

N J 

George  Bacon 

187 

76 

Greenwich 

Charleston 

S C 

550 

124 

Griersburg 

Beaver 

P 

John  Dunlap 

265 

252 

Grimsboys 

Fauquier 

Fa 

Samuel  Gordon 

Gregory’s 

Lawrence 

Ind 

James  Gregory 

Grindstone  Ford 

Claiborne 

M T 

William  Sugg 

1212 

52 

Grissells 

Columbia 

) 

Thomas  Grissell 

299 

176 

Groton 

Middlesex 

Ms 

James  Lewis 

473 

34 

Grbton 

New  London 

:w»t 

Elijah  Bailey 

359 

57 

Grove  Hill 

Warren 

X C 

John  Owen 

249 

75 

Groveland 

Ontario 

V Y 

Thomas  Ward 

350 

249 

Guilderland 

Albany 

N Y 

Philip  Street 

368 

12 

Guilford 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Reuben  Elliott 

320 

57 

Guilford 

Windham 

Vt 

Elihu  Field 

Guildhall 

Essex 

vt 

Joseph  Berry 

574 

104 

/ Gum  Springs 

Orange 

Va 

John  Farish 

78 

Gunpowder 

Ba'timore 

Md 

Benjamin  Bush 

50 

44 

Giyandotte 

Cabell 

a 

Mark  Russell 

423 

Gwinn’s  Store 

Sumner 

r 

James  Gwinn 

Hackensack 

Bergen 

V J 

Abr.  Westervelt.jr 

244 

74 

Bicketstown 

Sussex 

\ j 

William  Little 

235 

45 

Biddam 

Middlesex 

Ct 

Charles  Arnold 

347 

32 

Hiddcnfield 

Gloucester 

N J 

Samuel  Brown 

144 

3S 

Htddons 

Buncomb 

N C 

David  Haddon 

I-Iidensville 

Goochland 

Fa 

John  X.  Haden 

14. 

Hidley 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Erastus  Smith 

383 

91 

Halley 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Charles  Carpenter 

4L 

54 

Hfgerstown 

Washington 

Md 

William  Kreps 

To 

103 

Higue 

Warren 

N Y : Silas  II.  Jennings 

4 Si 

81 

193 


OJice. 

County . 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

Mist.  from 
IVa.  State 
City.  Cup. 

' Ilalcyohville 

King  William 

Ya 

D,  P.  Courtney 

Haley’s  Bridge 

Southampton 

Va 

H.  Myrick 

208 

Havlevsburg 

Lunenburg 

Va 

Edward  Alman 

243 j 12" 

j Half  Moon 

Centre 

P 

Joseph  B.  Shugert 

Halfway  House 

York 

Va 

William  E.  Wise 

Halifax 

Windham 

Vt 

430 

140 

Halifax 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Jotham  Cusham 

432 

35 

Halifax 

Dauphin 

P 

John  Jones 

131 

18 

Halifax 

Halifax 

N C 

James  Johnson 

220 

103 

Halifax  c h 

Halifax 

Va 

John  White,  jr. 

263 

143 

Hallaweil 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Joshua  Wingate 

610 

57 

1 Hamburg’ 

Niagara 

N Y 

John  Green 

436 

1 Hamburg 

Sussex 

N Y 

Samuel  Root 

234 

Hamburg  on  theLake 

Niagara 

N Y 

Zenas  Barker 

407 

286 

Hamburg 

Sussex 

N J 

Walter  L.  Slice 

249 

88 

Hamburg- 

Berks 

P 

Henrv  Fister 

159 

56 

Hamilton 

Sussex 

Ms 

Israel  D.  Brown 

46u 

24 

Hamilton 

Madison 

N Y 

Thos.  H.  Hubbard 

361 

103 

Hamilton 

Butler 

O 

John  Rieley 

516 

107 

Hamilton  orHogton 

Martin 

N C 

Wm.  M Clark 

265 

120 

Hampden 

Hancock 

Me 

Martin  Kinsley 

682 

128 

Hampstead 

Rockingham 

N H 

Jas.  B.  Kimball 

480 

30 

Hampstead 

King  George 

Va 

Robert  Chesley 

90 

Hampstead 

Baltimore 

Md 

William  Murray 

Hampton 

Rockingham 

N H 

James  Leavitt 

513 

58 

Hampton 

Oneida 

N Y 

Anson  Smith 

403 

Hampton 

Eliza.  City 

Va 

Edward  E.  Noel 

211 

96 

Hampton  Falls 

Rockingham 

N H 

Edw  Langmaid 

487 

50 

Hamptonville 

Surry 

N C 

Alvin  Duvall 

402 

164 

Hancock 

Addison 

Vt 

Nathl.  Dolbear 

4S4 

55 

Hancock 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Thomas  Cranston 

367 

137 

Hancock 

Hillsborough 

N H 

John  Whitcomb 

465 

40 

Hancock 

Delaware 

N V 

James  Wheeler 

325 

140 

Hancock 

Salem 

N J 

Jacob  Thompson 

177 

66 

Hancock 

Washington 

Md 

John  Watt,  jr. 

99 

131 

Hancocks 

Union 

S C 

Thomas  Hancock 

473 

110 

Hanibalville 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Asa  Dunton 

407 

182 

Hanging  Fork 

Lincoln 

K 

John  Murrell 

Hanover  i 

Grafton 

N H 

J us’in  Hines 

495 

54 

Hanover 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Robert  Ellis 

454 

33 

N 


194 


Office. 

County. 

■ 'tuU 

1‘ost  Masters. 

jJlSl 

Um. 

City. 

./' ' m 
State 
Cap. 

Hr, i, over 

Chatauque 

N \ 

“’j 

Hanover 

Morris 

N J 

lornelius  Ycrheis 

238 

66 

Hanover 

■ ork 

F 

eter  Muller 

80 

33 

Hanover 

Columbia 

O 

'antes  Craig 

320 

Hanover  c h 

Hanover 

Va 

Williamson 

1.3 

20 

Hanover  Neck 

Morris 

N ) 

>s,  T.  Peirv 

Hanovertown 

1 1 mover 

Ya 

8enj.  Oliver,  jr. 

111 

19 

Hardenburg 

Breckenridge  K 

iichard  L M alker 

678 

110 

Hardenburg  Mills 

Delaware 

N Y 

,,  Hardenburg 

384 

Harden’s  Cove 

Kandolph 

Va 

Hardwick 

Caledonia 

Vt 

.'.lnathan  Strong 

551 

71 

Hardwick 

Worcester 

Ms 

'amuel  F.  Cutler 

413 

66 

Hartford 

Susquehanna 

P 

sabron  Capron 

28  i 

Hartford 

Hartford 

Md 

John  Johnson  • 

62 

54 

Harlem 

Kennebeck 

Me 

J.  C.  Washburn 

623 

70 

Harlem 

New  York 

N Y 

'ohn  H.  Raub 

234 

153 

Harleesville 

Marion 

S C 

Thomas  Harlee 

439 

120 

Harmony 

Somerset 

Me 

666 

Harmony 

Sussex 

N J 

Thos.  P Stewart 

2jo 

70 

Harmony 

Butler 

V 

Charles  Cist 

24. 

218 

Harmony 

York 

s c 

401 

Harmony 

Gibson 

In 

William  Smith 

72S 

Harolson’s 

Greene 

G 

Jonathan  llarolson 

Harper’s  Ferry 

Jefferson 

Va 

S,  Humphries 

65 

193 

Harpeisfiekl 

Delaware 

N Y 

IL  Hotchkiss 

3Jo 

91 

Harpersfield 

Ashtabula 

O 

Ezra  Gregory 

83  0 

231 

Harpeth 

Williamson 

T 

W illiam  Webb 

775 

24J 

Harrisburg 

Dauphin 

dose  Wright 

hj 

Harrisburg  or  Cairo 

Lancaster 

s c 

Archibald  Frew 

422 

121 

Harrison 

Broome 

N Y 

J12 

Harrison 

Harrison 

In 

r.  Breckenridge 

557 

Harrisonburg 

Rockingham 

Ya 

lenry  Tutwiller 

140 

l2o 

Harrison’s  Store 

Brunswick 

Ya 

'ohn  Taylor 

243 

| 

Harrison’s  Stcre 

Franklin 

:N  C 

William  Harrison 

263 

Harrison 

Hamilton 

0 

Andrew  Wallace 

i 

Harrisonville 

Monroe 

11  T 

Jesse  Cooper 

j 05 

Ilarrisonville 

Pa 

Ephraim  Harris 

I 

| 

j larrisville 

Brunswick 

Ya 

Manson  Harwell 

j IsJ 

flarrisvilie 

Harrison 

;o 

\Y . A.  Cooper 

| 33 J 

! 130 

Harrodsburg 

Mercer 

jE 

lOstpli  M Murtry 

i O.'  -0 

, oJ 

l!  artforu 

Oxibrd 

Arviil'a  liiiyford 

« MS 

t M 

195 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

JJiSt. 
It  a. 
City. 

f-m 

State 

Cup. 

Hartford 

Windsor 

Vt 

Toseph  Dorr 

476 

74 

Hartford 

Hartford 

Ct 

Jonathan  Law 

33b> 

Hartford 

Washington 

N Y 

Samuel  Gordon 

415 

58 

Hartford 

ulaski 

G 

Joseph  Y\  ood 

725 

50 

H *ri  ford 

Trumbull 

0 

Titus  Brockway 

33' 

231 

Hartford  V 

■ iio 

K 

saac  Morton 

715 

147 

H .rtf  rd 

Dearborn 

In 

James  Allen 

567 

Haytland 

Windsor 

vt 

\aron  Willard,  jr. 

469 

67 

Hartland 

..itchfield 

ct 

368 

30 

Hartland 

N Y 

•.  B.  Morehouse 

Hartleton 

Union 

P 

Tames  Madden 

123 

Hart’s  Store 

flbemarie 

Va 

Samuel  L.  Hart 

149 

101 

ITartsville 

‘limner 

r 

lames  Hart 

7(JU 

166 

Hartville,  or  Hollow 

Dutchess 

N Y 

V lham  Germond 

313 

Hartwick 

);sego 

N Y 

i_cv  B -bee 

378 

107 

Harvard 

Worcester 

Us 

■i  evens  Hayward 

443 

31 

Hap  e\ ’s  X Roads 

G 

L phanich  Harvey 

Harwich 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Ebenezer  Brooks 

50  3 

81 

Harwinton 

Litchfield 

Ct 

oel  Bradley 

336 

24 

Hazle  River  Mills 

Culpeper 

Va 

‘rdchard  Newby 

86 

Hatborough 

Montgomery 

? 

(o  n I.  Marple 

157 

116 

Hatfield 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Daniel  White 

390 

99 

Haverhill 

Grafton 

N H 

M ses  Dow 

522 

76 

Haverhill 

Essex 

Ms 

F a icis  Eu:on 

4 77 

39 

Haverstraw 

West  Chester 

N Y 

Epen.  Wheeler 

271 

114 

Havre  de  Grace 

Hanford 

Md 

Tohn  Dutton 

73 

66 

Havvkshill  Mills 

Shenandoah 

Va 

Enos  M’Kav 

117 

Hawley 

Franklin 

Ms 

Joshua  Langley 

Haw  River 

Orange 

N C 

Thomas  Scott 

323 

65 

Hav  Market 

Pr.  William 

Va 

William  Neilson 

38 

146 

Ha>  woousborough 

Chatham 

N C 

Francis  Drake 

334 

46 

Hazlegreen 

Madison 

Mo 

Robert  Irwin 

Hazlepatchj  or  Rice’s 

Knox 

K 

Jarvis  Jackson 

586 

101 

Head  of  Chester 

Kent 

Md 

James  Bridshaw 

103 

69 

Head  of  Cow  Neck 

Queen 

N Y 

William  Allen 

256 

159 

Head  of  Sassafras 

Kent 

Md 

Thomas  Raisin 

lu6 

66 

Heath 

Franklin 

Ms 

S\  lvanus  Maxwell 

484 

Heazleton’s  Ferry 

Knox 

In 

Ger.  Hazleton 

( 10 

Hebron 

Cumberland 

Me 

3enj.  Chandler 

593 

39 

Hebron 

Grafton 

N H 

.-in  Goodhue,  jr 

529 

54* 

Hebron 

Tolland 

1“ 

Abner Hendee 

3^9 

18 

196 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-J\Iasters. 

Diet. 

Hu. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Hebron 

Washington 

N Y 

William  Root 

408 

52 

Hector 

Seneca 

N Y 

Richard  Smith 

32? 

225 

Hempstead 

Queens 

N Y 

Abraham  Bedell 

250 

168 

Henderson 

Henderson 

K 

Sibilla  Husband 

751 

183 

Henderson’s 

York 

S C 

J.  L.  Henderson 

553 

46 

Hendersontown 

Montgomery 

N C 

Henrv  Delamothe 

410 

Hendersonville 

Nottoway 

Ya 

Isaac  Oliver 

205 

89 

Hendersonville 

Newbury 

s c 

Lewis  Hogg 

548 

46 

Hendersonville 

Sumner 

T 

John  Bvsor 

783 

195 

Hendrick’s  Store 

Bedford 

Ya 

W illiam  Terrv 

249 

177 

Hendrictsville 

Westmorel’d 

Pa 

Ab.  Hendricks 

Henniker 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Isaac  Rice 

495 

15 

Henry’s 

Pa 

Samuel  Henry 

Henrietta 

Ontario 

N Y 

Chas.  T.  Whippo 

Herculaneum 

St.  Louis 

Mo  T Elias  Bates 

P 54 

29 

Herkimer 

Herkimer 

N Y 

David  Holt 

4o7 

81 

Hermitage 

Pr.  Edward 

Ya 

B.  S.  Prvor 

228 

105 

Herritage  Mills 

N C 

Wm.  M.  Heritage 

Hertford 

Perquiman’s 

N C 

Maximilian  Smith 

305 

Hickman  c k 

Hickman 

T 

Thomas  Porter 

808 

Hickorv 

Washington 

P 

Thomas  Miller 

274 

Hickory  Flatt 

Madison 

M T 

Thomas  Miller 

76  J 

Hickorv  Grove 

Abbeville 

S C 

599 

Hickorv  Hill 

Beaufort 

S C 

628 

177 

Hicks’s  Ford 

Greenville 

Va 

Wm.  A.  Wardlow 

192 

69 

Tligh  Gate 

Franklin 

Vt 

Jacob  Sax 

542 

81 

High  Rock 

Rockingham 

N C 

Nath.  Scales,  jr. 

320 

74 

High  Shoals 

Clark 

G 

Rod  Easlev 

704 

Hiliham 

Overton 

T 

Moses  Fisk 

699 

158 

Hillsborough 

Hillsborough 

N H 

John  Burnham 

487 

23 

Hillsborough 

Caroline 

Md 

David  Casson 

79 

60 

Hillsborough 

Highland 

0 

James  D.  Scott 

449 

72 

Hillsborough 

Loudon 

Va 

Sam’l  Clendening 

51 

17 

Hillsborough 

Culpeper 

Ya 

Moses  Gibson 

104 

135 

Hillsborough 

Orange 

N C 

Richard  L.  Cooke 

299 

41 

Hillsdale 

Columbia 

N Y 

Aaron  Reed 

oo«_> 

48 

Hilltown 

Bucks 

Pa 

Elisha  Linn 

Hill  Top ' 

Charles 

Md 

Clem.  Kennedy,  ir. 

44 

S4 

Hinesburg 

Chittenden 

Yt 

Michael  Hindschll 

489 

38 

Hingham 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Thomas  Loud 

455 

—5 

Ttir.sdale 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Solomon  W.  Colt 

419 

96 

197 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post  blasters. 

Dist.  from 
Wa.  State 
City.,  Cap. 

Hinsdale 

Cheshire 

N H 

Elijah  Foot 

443 

93 

Hiram 

York 

Me 

Marshall  Spring 

581 

35 

Hiram 

Portage 

0 

Thomas  Young 

334 

215 

Hicks’  Ferry 

Laurence 

Mo  T 

'William  Hix 

Hoboken 

Bergen 

N J 

David  Godwin 

231 

61 

Hog-galls 

Vigo 

In 

Moses  Hoggalt 

Hoges  Town 

Cumberland 

Pa 

Janies  Patterson 

Holden 

Worcester 

Ms 

Benjamin  Davis 

402 

47 

Holderness 

Grafton 

N H 

Walter  Blair 

Holliday  Cove 

Brook 

Va 

Oliver  Brown 

Hallidavsburg 

Huntingdon 

P 

Michael  Garber 

184 

120 

H llins  worth’s  Ferry 

Mason 

Va 

G.  Hollingsworth 

437 

Hollis,  orPhillipsburg 

York 

Me 

Ellis  B.  Usher 

567 

17 

Hollis 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Ambrose  Gould 

Holmamown 

Me 

Isaac.  Gleason 

Hollistnn 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Oliver  Lei  and 

Holmesburg 

Philadelphia 

P 

John  H.  Hill 

147 

9 

Holmes’  Hole 

Dukes 

Ms 

Theodos.  Parsons 

5U6 

84 

Holmesville 

Pike 

A 

David  Dickson 

Homer 

Cortland 

N Y 

John  Osborne 

383 

141 

Honeove,  or  Richmd. 

Ontario 

N Y 

Nathaniel  Allen 

363 

223 

Hookset 

HiHsborough 

N H 

John  Whipple 

Hookstown 

Green 

N C 

313 

Jlookstown 

Pa 

Jos.  M’Ferran 

Hoosick 

Renssalaer 

N Y 

Asher  Armstrong 

389 

31 

Hop  Bottom 

Susquehan’h 

P 

Gabriel  Ely 

263 

150 

Hope 

Sussex 

N J 

Gersh.  Courison 

220 

68 

Hope 

Me 

Wade  Sweetland 

Hopewell 

Bedford 

O 

Thomas  Buck 

Hopewell 

York 

S C 

John  L. Henderson 

Hopkinsville 

Christian 

K 

John  Bryan 

765 

212 

Hopkinsville 

Powhatan 

Ya 

Archd.  Roberson 

143 

Hopkinton 

Hillsborough  :N  II 

fohn  Harris 

497 

8 

Hopkinton 

Washington 

R I 

Geo.  Thurston,  jr. 

387 

60 

Hopkinton 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Thad.  Laughlin 

531 

243 

Hopkinton 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Abrm.  Harrington 

Horntown 

Accomac 

Va 

Drum  Welburn 

188 

233 

Horse  Head 

PrinceGeorge 

Md 

Rich’d  T.  Hall 

Horn’s  Store  iNash  ;N  C 

Thomas  Horn 

Horsham  Meeting  II.  Montgomery  I 

P 

Charles  Palmer 

159 

111 

Hot  Springs  1 

Bath  1 

Va 

Hezekiah  Daggs 

231 

183 

19S 


Office. 

County. 

State * 

t 

i 

Post  Masters. 

’JiSL 

Wa.  | 

City 

from 

'state 

Cup. 

Ho  istonville 

Iredell 

N C Placebo  Houston 

410 

172 

Houstonville 

Pendleton 

s.  c ; 

590 

Howard  c h 

Howard 

Mo  T Alexander  Lucas 

1174 

192 

Howard 

Stueben 

N V 

Simeon  Bacon 

Ho  well’s  store 

Clark 

A 

1042 

20 

Hovlesville 

Lincoln 

N C 

Andrew  Hovle 

Hubbard’s 

!1 

Q.  W.  Hubbard 

Hu'bbardstown 

Worcester 

Ms 

Clark  Witt 

415 

60 

JIubbardslown 

Rutland 

Vt 

Daniel  Meeker 

445 

82 

Hudson 

Columbia 

N Y 

Alexander  Coffin 

006 

31 

Hudson 

Portage 

O 

David  Hudson 

189 

Hughes’ 

St.  Genevieve 

Mo  T 

961 

111 

Hughes  & Nison’s 

Kershaw 

S C 

Joseph  Patterson 

Hughesville 

Partrick 

Va 

deuben  Hughes 

327 

255 

Hulingsburg 

Armstrong 

p 

Hugh  Reed 

336 

210 

Hull’s  x Roads 

Hartfort 

Md 

0 Cunningham 

Hull’s  store  or  Crab 

Pendleton 

Va 

Ilulmeville  [Bottom 

Bucks 

P 

Isaac  Ilulme 

1S5 

Hummelstown 

Dauphin 

P 

Thomas  Fox 

122 

9 

Humplireysville 

New  Haven 

Ct 

JohiiT  Wheeler 

■il5 

55 

Humphrevsville 

Union 

S c 

John  II.  Galmun 

471 

124 

Hungrytowu 

Lunenburg 

Va 

Lyddal  Barron 

217 

1U1 

Hunter 

Green 

N Y 

W \V.  Edwards 

Huntersville 

Lincoln 

N C 

Humphrev  Huntei 

422 

Huntingdon 

Huntington 

P 

Samuel  Steel 

154 

92 

Hundr.gton 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Hall  Beardsley 

JjJ 

o4 

Huntington 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Samuel  Fleet 

27  J 

1S8 

Huntington 

Lawrence 

S C 

James  Hannah 

571 

64 

Huntington  South 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Benj.  K Hobart 

2C3 

186 

Hunting  town 

Calvert 

Md 

I ho.  H Wilkinson 

98 

1 OD 

Hunt’s  Mills 

Hunterdon 

N J 

Ralph  Hunt 

Huntsville 

Surry 

N C 

John  Kelly 

3S4 

146 

Huntsville 

Robertson 

T 

John  Hunt 

781 

225 

Huntsville 

Laurens 

S C 

Isaac  Un  .erwood 

572 

Huntsville 

Madison 

A 

R.  B.  Purdon 

669 

235 

Huron 

Huron 

O 

Jabez  Wright 

415 

127 

Huron  c h 

Huron 

o 

David  Abbott 

42j 

120 

Hurricane  Sboal 

G 

J.  Montgomery, jr 

Hutchinson’s 

Montgomery 

T 

Jno.  Hutchinson 

Hutchinson's  store 

Caswell 

N C 

Jos.  T.  Hutchins 

Huttonsville 

Randolph 

Va 

Jonathan  Iluttcn 

' 

199 


Ojfi'ce. 

County. 

State. 

Post  Jl lusters. 

Pist. 

fVa. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

H'  attstown 

Montgomery 

Md 

Cam  R.  Nichols 

32 

72 

Hyde  Park 

Orleans 

Vt 

Josepli  Matthews 

530 

57 

Hyde  Park 

Dutchess 

n y 

P.  L.  Stoutenburg 

3i>5 

81 

Iberville 

Iberville 

L 

David  C.  Hatch 

1317 

lie’s  Mills 

Bath 

K 

511 

S2 

Illinois  Town 

St.  Clair 

il 

Thcs  G Jones 

Indiantown 

Currituck 

N C 

Samuel  William 

275 

231 

Indiantown 

Williamsburg 

s c 

George  M’Cutchen 

404 

127 

Industry 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Jona  Goodridge 

€6o 

99 

Ingersoll’s  store 

Seneca 

N V 

John  Ingei’soll 

3/ 1 

210 

Inglesville 

Montgomery 

Va 

John  Lattust 

311 

233 

Inman’s  **<  Roads 

Ontario 

N Y 

Danl.  Inman 

'Interior  Parish 

La  Fourche 

L 

William  Field 

1375 

114 

Ipswich 

Essex 

Ms 

Nathaniel  Jaques 

464 

28 

Ira 

Rutland 

Vt 

Daniel  Graves 

433 

96 

Irasburg1 

Orleans 

Vt 

Irville 

Muskingum 

0 

Jared  Brush 

Irwington 

Wilkinson 

G 

Thomas  Shener 

699 

94 

Isabella  Furnace 

Shenandoah 

Ya 

John  Wierman 

13b 

Isbellsville 

Christian 

K 

George  Isbell 

745 

21S 

Ishua 

Cattaraugus 

N Y 

413 

Island  Ford 

N C 

Isle  Ilooket  Falls 

Rockingham 

n ii 

Richard  Hayer 

562 

Isle  of  Wight  c h 

isle  of  Wight 

Va 

214 

lslip 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Luther  Loper 

276 

193 

Ithica 

Seneca 

N Y 

David  Woodcock 

347 

201 

Jackson 

Hancock 

Me 

I).  Johnson 

672 

Jackson 

Washington 

N Y 

Joseph  Branch 

69b 

Jacksonborough 

Scriven 

G 

Seaborn  Goodall 

644 

Jacksonborough 

Butler 

0 

527 

118 

Jacksonborough 

Campbell 

T 

Sampson  David 

579 

Jackson  c h 

Jackson 

T 

John  Bowen 

680 

Jackson  c h or  Jeff. 

Jackson 

G 

John  Boyle 

699 

85 

Jackson  c h 

Jackson 

O 

Nth.  IV.  Anderson 

340 

Jackson  c h 

M T Wm.  Hamilton 

Jackson  c h 

C.  Girardeau 

Mo  T Joseph  Sewall 

939 

Jackson’s  Mills 

Harrison 

Va  . 

Edward  Jackson 

2.56 

Jacksontown 

Jackson 

A 

1057 

35 

Jacksonville 

Wood 

Va  'Andrew  F.  Dver 

341 

Jacksonville 

Louisa 

Va 

Elisha  Jackson 

108 

Jacksonville  Springs 

La 

Nath.  Freeman 

200 


Office. 

County. 

Slate. 

Post-JWasters. 

Diet 
IV a. 
City. 

from 

.Scale 

Cup. 

J affray 

Cheshire 

N H 

Abel  Parker 

46u 

75 

Jamaica 

Queens 

N V 

Eliphalet  Wickes 

24, 

158 

Jamaica 

V'.  indham 

Vt 

Philip  Ripley 

James  City 

Madison 

Va 

Benjamin  Lewis 

90 

120 

Jamestown 

Prince  Edwd. 

Ya 

William  M hite 

209 

bo 

Jamestown 

Guilford 

N C 

John  Charles 

29, 

147 

Jamesville 

Onaiidago 

N V 

Isaac  Crooker 

oSi 

141 

Jamestown 

Chetauque 

N Y 

Jas  Pendergrass 

3feb 

o9J 

Jamesville 

Clarendon 

S C 

John  Dow 

51/ 

59 

Jay 

Oxford 

Me 

James  Starr,  jr. 

643 

62 

Jay 

Essex 

N Y 

Ehhu  Hall 

499 

144 

Jav  Point 

Oxford 

Me 

Cornelius  Holland 

Jefferson 

Lincoln 

Me 

Elisha  J.  Ford 

62t. 

63 

Jefferson 

Coos 

N II 

\\  illiam  Plaisted 

58- 

97 

Jefferson 

Green 

D 

Thomas  Fletcher 

23 1 

207 

Jefferson 

Ashtabula 

0 

Timo.  R.  Hawley 

36b 

234 

Jefferson 

Rutherford 

T 

John  Spence 

72. 

136 

Jefferson 

Camden 

G 

Isaac  Crews 

7<jL 

213 

Jefferson 

Powhatan 

Va 

C.  II.  Saunders 

Jeff'ersonton 

Culpeper 

Va 

Wm.  K.  Spilman 

c: 

Jeffersonton  or  Ashe 

Ashe 

N C 

John  O.  Johnson 

429 

233 

Jeffersontown  fc  h Jefferson 

K 

Peter  Funk 

632 

Jeffersonville 

Clarke 

in 

James  Lemon 

619 

136 

Jeffre’s  store 

Nottoway 

Vra 

Edward  T.  Jeffress 

2c  6 

Jemanpe 

Coroline 

Va 

Wm.  Woodford 

70 

77 

Jenkintown 

Montgomery 

U 

Wm.  M’Calla 

147 

VjJ 

Jenner 

Somerset 

o 

lohn  Denslon 

2t>3 

Jericho 

Chittenden 

Vt 

Pliny  Blackman 

500 

24 

Jericho 

Queens 

N Y 

Daniel  Underhill 

251 

169 

Jeromesville 

Wavne 

0 

Constant  Lake 

3b9 

lo2 

Jersey  City 

Bergen 

N'  J 

Joseph  Lyon 

226 

59 

Jersey  Shore 

Lycoming 

P 

Thomas  M’Clinton 

218 

110 

Jersevtou  n 

Nor duim  b’d. 

IJ 

Nicholas  Funston 

180 

bo 

Jerusalem 

Southampton 

Va 

Colin  Kitchen 

199 

53 

Jewetts  Citv 

New  London 

Ct 

'ohn  Johnson 

o/9 

4S 

Jobstown 

Burlington 

X J 

John  Horner 

173 

17 

Johnson  c li 

Johnson 

1 T 

James  Fmnev 

Sb8 

Johnsonsburg 

Sussex 

N J 

Vhrm  Shaver,  jr. 

226 

74 

Johnson’sSetilement 

Tioga 

N Y 

Chester  W.  Lord 

323 

241 

Johnston’s  Store 

Lancaster 

S C 

And.  Johnston 

460 

6J 

Johnstcn 

Franklin 

Ct 

A.  Waterman,  jr. 

5,6 

5'J 

v 201 


Of  ice. 

Courtly. 

State. 

Post  Jlfasters. 

Uist. 

Wa. 

City. 

from 
State 
Cap . 

Jolinstown 

Montgomery 

Nr  y 

Howland  Fish 

408 

46 

Johnstown 

Licking 

0 

Noble  London 

411 

39 

Johnstown  Mills 

Cambria 

p 

John  Linton 

158 

Jonasville 

Alleghany 

Md 

149 

189 

Jonesboroogh 

Washington 

Me 

Andrew  Tupper 

766. 

212 

Junesborough 

v\  ashington 

T 

Jno  M’Alisler 

449 

lu6 

Jonesburg 

Camden 

N C 

Thomas  Gordon 

275 

22  5 

Jones’s  Mill 

Somerset 

P 

184 

Jones’s  Store 

Halifax 

N C 

Marcus  A.  Harwell 

240 

83 

Jonestown 

Dauphin 

P 

John  Bickel,  jr. 

140 

31 

Jones'  i lie 

Surry 

N C 

James  Parks 

416 

178 

Jordansville 

Mecklenburg 

S C 

GordonW  i lliamson 

Jourdans 

Lincoln 

G 

John  Jordan 

Joy 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Josiah  Mitchell 

Juiietstotvn 

Burlington 

N J 

John  Fennemore 

Junius 

Seneca 

N Y 

Jesse  Clark 

358 

174 

Kanhawa  c h 

Kannawa 

Va 

William  Hogue 

364 

316 

Kanliawa  Saline 

Kanliawa 

Va 

Joseph  Caldwell 

33 

284 

Kaskaskia 

Randolph 

11  T 

Robert  Morrison 

916 

Kavenaugh 

V\  ilson 

r 

C.  S.  Kavenaugh 

707 

116 

Kearusville 

Northampton 

p 

Jacob  Kearn 

209 

Keene 

Essex 

N Y 

David  Graves 

490 

loo 

Keene 

Cheshire 

N II 

Jos.  Buffiim,  jr. 

445 

60 

Kellogs  lie 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Charles  Kellogg 

396 

166 

Kellyval  e 

Orleans 

Vt 

Abel  Curtis 

Kendall 

Stark 

0 

Thomas  Rotch 

480 

161 

Kendall 

Kennebunk 

William  Kendall 

Kennebunb 

York 

'vie 

Steph.  Thatcher 

529 

25 

Kennebunk  Port 

York 

.ie 

Stephen  Towne 

531 

Kennedy’s 

Brunswick 

Va 

IJesse  Kennedy 

201 

Kennet’s  Square 

Chester 

l 

John  Taylor 

130 

87 

Kent 

Litchlield 

Ct 

[Lewis  St.  John 

325 

63 

Kent 

Putman 

N Y 

1 Rowland  Bailey 

Keysville 

Charlotte 

v'a 

John  Key 

Kilkenny 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

iTheo.  0.  Fowler 

479 

194 

Kiilinglv 

Windham 

Ct 

Joseph  Adams 

38/ 

49 

iKillingswoith 

Middlesex 

Ct 

ISamuel  Crane 

329 

38 

Kilmarnock 

Lancaster 

Va 

Addison  Hall 

17o 

115 

ixilmulgee 

A T 

Thos.  Hawkins 

• 

j'-ing’s  terry 

Monongalia 

\ a 

jThos.  D.  King 

224 

Jvinderhook 

Columbia 

:N  Y 

iA.B,  Van  Her  Poe 

j 351 

} 17 

202 


Ojfi.ce. 

County. 

Stale. 

I’o;:  Clusters. 

/hot. 

['/a 

City. 

—rscr 

from 

State 

I'up. 

Kinderhook  Landing 

Columbia 

N Y 

Modad  Butler 

34 ‘7 

■20 

K'mcanon’s  Iron  wks. 

Surry 

N C 

Mavhetv  Kincanon 

.b: : 

King  Creek 

Barnwell 

s c 

Simon  R.  Cannon 

6 j. 

King  George  c h 

King  George 

Va 

George  Johnson 

8^ 

87 

King  and  Queen  c h 

King&  Que<  n 

Va 

Peter  T.  Pollard 

14 

44 

Kingsbury 

Washington 

N V 

Jonathan  Bellamy 

41 

57 

Kingston 

Rockingham 

N H 

Levi  Bartlet 

51 

45 

Kingston 

PI  v mouth 

Ms 

Seth  Drew 

45c 

3 > 

Kingston 

Ulster 

N Y 

D.Broadhead,  jr. 

3ot 

55 

Kingston 

Luzerne 

P 

H.  Buckingham 

228 

12) 

Kingston 

Somerset 

Md 

William  Sudier 

15 

123 

Kingston 

Roane 

T 

John  M’Evven 

58. 

40 

Kingstree 

Williamsboro’ 

S C 

James  Hedleston 

48- 

91 

King  William  e h 

King  William 

Va 

1 Pry  0 Lipscombe 

K i : g William  Mills 

King  William 

Ya 

Benj.  Pendleton 

Kingvvood 

Monongalia 

Va 

William  Price 

185 

296 

Kinsale 

Westmorel’d 

Va 

John  Bailev 

136 

76 

Kinsman 

Trumbull 

0 

John  Kinsman,  jr. 

339 

242 

Kinston 

Lettoir 

N C 

John  Washington 

361 

78 

Kirk’s  Mills 

I .ancaster 

P 

Jacob  Kirk 

124 

Kitcham’s  Corner 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Richard  Kitcham 

Kite’s  Mills 

Rockingham 

Va 

Jacob  Kite 

141 

149 

Kittaning 

Armstrong 

P 

Robt.  Robinson,  jr. 

214 

Kitterv 

York 

Me 

Daniel  Pierce 

5j4 

50 

Klingerstown 

P 

Geo  Etgweiler 

Knappsburg 

Chenango 

N Y 

Colley  Knapp 

87 

Knot’s  Island 

Currituck 

N C 

27 it 

Knoxville 

Knox 

T 

John  Crozier 

541 

Knoxville 

Jefferson 

0 

Samuel  Hullv 

289 

Knowlonton  Mills 

Sussex 

'N  .1 

El  sha  Lambert 

218 

72 

Kortright 

Delaware 

N Y 

Martin  Keeler 

363 

92 

Kreidersville 

Northampton 

P 

Conrad  Kreider,  jr 

1S9 

109 

Lacka  waxen 

Wavne 

P 

W.  Kimball 

268 

159 

LaFourche 

Ycadia 

L 

•Valter  Gdbert 

I3u6 

/ J 

Lemaas 

In 

U iah  l.emaa 

Lancaster 

Coos 

N H 

Samuel  A.  Pearson 

552 

117 

Lancaster 

Vorcester 

Ms 

Timothv  Whiting 

a 47 

1 37 

Lancaster 

Fairfield 

O 

Jacob  D.  Deitrick 

4-u5 

I 28 

Lancaster 

..uncaster 

P 

Ann  Moore 

108i  36 

Lancaster 

Garrard 

K 

Joseph  P Letchei 

5P4!  52 

L ancaster  c h 

Lancaster 

iVa 

James  Brent 

16S|  108 

20  S 


Office. 

County. 

Still 

Post-Masters. 

Dist. 

H-a. 

City 

from. 

Sta.e 

Cup. 

Lancaster  c h 

Lancaster 

s c 

John  Seward 

476 

65 

Landisburg 

Cumberland 

p 

lenry  Lightner 

lio 

30 

Landsford 

Chester  Disl’t 

3 C 

Ivder  A.  Davie 

4j*± 

92 

Lanesborough 

Berkshire 

Ms 

ioiinson  Hubball 

37  c 

138 

Lanesville 

King  William 

Va 

Benjamin  Bridges 

"14o 

42 

Langhorn’s  Tavern 

Cumberland 

vra 

lau.  Langhorn,  jr. 

135 

Lansingburg 

Renssalaer 

N Y 

Calvin  Barker 

36j 

9 

Lasseksville 

Montgomery 

M Y 

William  Lassell 

486 

58 

Laughlintown 

Westmorel’d 

P 

James  Graham 

175 

151 

Laurel 

Sussex 

n 

William  Moore,  jr. 

14!; 

56 

Laurel  Hill 

Richmond 

N C 

N L M’F  irland 

oh. 

luO 

Laurel  Spring 

Huntingdon 

Pa 

John  Stratton 

Laurenceburg 

Dearborn 

la 

Isaac  Dunn 

529 

101 

Laui  enceburg 

Butler 

p 

234 

Laurens  c h 

Laurens 

s c 

John  Garlington 

569 

80 

Laurence’s 

Southampton 

Ya 

J.  Laurence 

2lo 

94 

Laurence’s  Hotel 

Franklin 

K 

Jer’h.  A.  Matthews 

563 

10 

Laurinlon 

Marlborough 

3 C 

Duncan  M’Lauram 

Lauson’s  store 

Mecklenburg 

.V  c 

John  Lauscn 

472 

Lawrence  c h 

Lawrence 

In 

7o  i 

Lawrence  Hotel 

Franklin 

K 

Jer.  A.  Matthews 

Lawrenceville 

Nansemond 

Va 

22o 

Lavvrenceville 

Montgomery 

N C 

Solomon  Poor 

Lawrenceburg 

Armstrong 

Pa 

ames  Reece 

Lawrenceville 

X’ioga 

Pa 

lames  Ford 

Lawyersville 

N Y 

John  D.  Lawyer 

Lavvsville 

Susquehan’ah 

P 

Arad  Wakelee 

288 

197 

Layton’s 

Essex 

Va 

David  W . Pitts 

89 

75 

Leacock 

Lancaster 

P 

jamuel  C.  Garber 

125 

43 

Leaf  River 

Green 

Mo  T 

R.  H.  Gilmer 

Leaks  vi  lie 

Rockingham 

N C 

John  Lenox 

311 

Leasburg 

Caswell 

N C 

Gabriel  B.  Lea 

305 

85 

Lea’s 

Granger 

T 

Lebanon 

Fork 

Me 

Daniel  Wood 

534 

59 

Lebanon 

Grafton 

N II 

.Villiam  Benton 

5du 

49 

Lebanon 

Windham 

Ct 

Roger  Bailey 

359 

28 

Lebanon 

Madison 

N Y 

362 

Lebanon 

Lebanon 

P 

bicob  Karch 

133 

24 

Lebanon 

Washington 

G 

Rich.  H.  Blount 

68j 

Lebanon 

Warren 

o 

Geo.  Hamburger 

474 

79 

Lebanon 

Wilson 

T 

Henry  Shelby 

727 

164 

204 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Fost-P.lusters. 

Dist. 

Tin. 

City 

ft  om 

Sta'e 

Cap. 

Lebanon 

Russel 

Va 

James  Harley 

Lebanon 

Hamilton 

N Y 

Jonathan  Thaver 

Lebanon 

Huitleid  n 

N J 

V\  ilkam  Johnson 

225 

Lebanon 

■Washington 

Iv 

Robert  H.  Fogle 

62  2 

71 

Lee 

Berkshire 

Ma 

Jo. .n  I!.  Perrv 

371 

124 

Lee  c h 

Lee 

Va 

William  B'/ck 

511 

I.eedstown 

Westmorel’d 

Va 

Francis  C.  Triplett 

9o 

86 

Leesburg 

Loudon 

Va 

William  Wooddy 

So 

158 

Leesburg 

Harrison 

X 

Gabriel  Georges 

Leesburg 

Highland 

0 

Harrison  Ratcliff 

32  7 

131 

Leesburg 

Washington 

r 

Ma.h.  Stephenson 

454 

lu2 

Lee’s  Mills 

Washington 

N c 

John  Frazier 

309 

165 

Leesville 

N C 

Alex.  M’Gilory 

Leesville 

Fauquier 

Va 

Hancock  Lee 

Lehigh  Gap 

Northampton 

p . 

Charles  Craig 

20S 

119 

Leicester 

Worcester 

Ms 

Henry  Sargent 

388 

47 

Le  Mav’s  ^ Roads 

Granville 

N C 

John  P.  Lemav 

286 

26 

Leinster 

Cheshire 

N H 

Levi  Able 

472 

Lenox 

Madison 

N Y 

Joseph  Bruce 

406 

121 

Lenox 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Dan!.  Williams,  ;r 

366 

129 

Lenox  Castle 

Rockingham 

N C 

Jno.  L.  Lisneur 

316 

lo9 

Leonti  ntser 

Worcester 

Ms 

J hn  Gardner 

439 

45 

Leonardtown 

St  Marv’s 

Md 

B.  .T.  Millard  [mont 

63 

89 

Le  Raysville 

Jefferson 

N Y 

V.  L.  It.  D Chau- 

453 

165 

Le  Rov 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Herman  J.Redfield 

383 

250 

Levant 

Hancock 

Me 

70U 

Levering’s 

Philadelphia 

P 

Aaron  Levering 

156 

90 

Leveret 

Franklin 

Ms 

Jonathan  Conant 

Levoston’s 

Franklin 

In 

James  Leviston 

Lewisburg 

Vork 

p 

Jacob  Kirk,  jr. 

Lewisburg 

Vorthumb’d. 

p 

Alex.  Graham 

173 

66 

Lewisburg 

Hreenbner 

Va 

John  Dorman 

273 

Lewisburg 

tuhlenburg 

K 

Lewis  Renno 

i'OU 

162 

Lewis 

'ssex 

N Y 

George  Steel 

Lewis 

drown 

0 

Win,  Parks 

Lewis  c h 

.ewis 

K 

Rowland  D. Parker 

4S9 

103 

Lewis’s  Store 

nottsylvania  jVa 

Wm.  E.  Waller 

90 

89 

Lewiston 

Miagara 

N Y 

Bates  Cook 

461 

314 

Lewistown 

Jmcoln 

Me 

Daniel  Reed 

5c>3 

34 

Lewistown 

•issex 

D 

John  M.  West 

150 

57 

Lewistown 

Mifflin 

P 

Jacob  Walters 

154 

56 

205 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Jlfasters. 

Inst. 

TVa. 

City. 

from 

Stdte 

Cap. 

Lewisv.lle 

Brunswick 

Va 

Zebulon  Lewis 

202 

82 

Lewisville 

Person 

N C 

Alb’t  G.Tomlinson 

Lewisville 

Chester 

S C 

Geore  Gill 

48  7 

72 

Lexington 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Rufus  Meriam 

449 

11 

Lexington 

Rockbridge 

Va 

William  Wilson 

2t)9 

161 

Lexington 

Rowan 

N C 

A.  R.  Caldclough 

359 

136 

Lexington 

Favette 

K 

John  Fowler 

552 

22 

Lexington 

Oglethorpe 

G 

Howard  Beall 

649 

65 

Lexington 

Green 

N Y 

John  Beach,  Jr. 

358 

59 

Lexington 

Richland 

O 

413 

62 

Lexington 

Jefferson 

In 

Jacob  Rhodes 

6o6 

Leyden 

Lewis 

N Y 

Benjamin  I.  Starr 

428 

128 

Liberty 

Bedford 

Va 

Charles  Markle 

234 

162 

Liberty 

Smith 

T 

Adam  Dale 

781) 

139 

Liberty 

Amite 

M T 

Darling  Jones 

1190 

Liberty 

Trumbull 

0 

David  A.  Adams 

Liberty 

Casey 

K 

Benjamin  F.  Cook 

613 

68 

Liberty 

Wilson 

T 

757 

Liberty  Comer 

Somerset 

N J 

Nicholas  C.  Jobs 

Liberty  Hall 

Morgan 

G 

Alfred  Sheppard 

720 

Liberty  Hill 

Kershaw 

S C 

J.  W.  D.  Garlick 

Libertvtown 

Frederick 

Md 

Henry  Baker,  jr. 

55 

88 

Licking  Station 

Floyd’s 

K 

599 

112 

Liconia 

Harrison 

In 

672 

Lilly  Point 

King  William  Va 

John  Mill 

137 

36 

Lima,  or  Charleston 

Ontario 

N Y 

Moses  Nash 

374 

225 

Limerick 

York 

Me 

James  Kettle 

565 

23 

Limington 

York 

Me 

John  Frost 

571 

29 

Limington 

Essex 

Vt 

608 

Lincoln 

Me 

Joseph  Shaw 

549 

Lincolnton 

Lincoln 

N C 

David  Reinhardt 

425 

170 

Lincolnton 

Lincoln 

G 

Wm.  B.  Stokes 

63  o 

91 

Lincolnville  orDuck- 

Hancock 

Me 

George  Ulmer 

6 58 

104 

Lindsay’s  store  [trap 

Albemarle 

Va 

Thomas  Hunter 

119 

80 

Lindley’s  store 

Orange 

N C 

John  Newlen 

317 

59 

Lindsleytown 

Steuben 

N Y 

Eleazer  Lindsley 

267 

278 

Line  Creek 

Monroe 

A T 

John  Land 

877 

145 

Lisbon 

Kennebeck 

Me 

582 

Lisbon 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

James  Thompson 

530 

286 

Lisbon  4 Corners 

Me 

James  Small 

Lisburn 

Cumberland 

P 

Thomas  Goforth 

110 

33 

Office. 

County. 

| 

State. 

JPosl-.\fpstei-s. 

/list. 

lie. 

City. 

fror, 

• jitiU 

' up 

Lisle 

Broome 

N Y 

Wm.  Thompson 

5b6 

141 

Litchfield 

incoln 

Me 

New.  W.  Stevens 

6c. 

48 

Litchfield 

fillsborough 

X H 

Francis  Chase 

4?. 

41 

Litchfield 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Moses  Semour,jr. 

325 

31 

Litchfield 

Grayson 

K 

Wm.  Cunningham 

62.- 

114 

Litiz 

Lancaster 

P 

Christian  Hall 

116 

44 

Little  Beaver  Bridg, 

Columbia 

0 

Thomas  Moore 

29.' 

Little  Compton 

\ewport 

R I 

Wm.  A Brown 

44 

31 

Little  Cape  Capon 

Hampshire 

Va 

John  Higgins 

lus 

Little  Fails 

Herkimer 

N Y 

Samuel  Sir.ii h 

41 1 

74 

Little  PlymouutJl 

King&Queen 

Va 

John  Southgate 

14” 

Little  Red  River 

Mo  T 

127u 

Little  Rest 

Washington 

R 1 

Thomas  R.  Wells 

405 

34 

Little  River  Village 

vie 

Wm.  P.  Davis 

Little  River 

Lincoln 

G 

Joseph  Grinage 

Lit  tleSandy  Salt  Wks. 

Greenup 

K 

Benedict  Bacon 

481 

Littleton 

Grafton 

N H 

James  V illiams 

56i 

122 

Littleton 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Thomas  Reed 

46 

27 

Littletown 

Sussex 

Va 

L ttleton  Lancer 

Livermore 

Oxford 

Me 

Benjamin  Hradfi.r 

6u: 

55 

Liverpool 

Onondago 

N Y 

Henry  C.ise 

44 

156 

Liverpool 

Cumberland 

P 

llbnrv  Wallers 

12 

9 

Liverpool 

Medina 

0 

Henn  Coit 

Livingston 

Columbia 

N V 

Jonathan  Lane 

53 

42 

Lavinia 

Orange 

In 

John  Scott 

Livingston 

Essex 

X J 

David  Morehouse 

Livonia 

Ontario 

N Y 

Eli  Hill 

362 

229 

Lloyd’s 

Essex 

Va 

Thomas  Matthews 

Is 

63 

Lockie,  late  Milan 

Cayuga 

N V 

Henry  Kennedy 

Lockhart’s 

Lincoln 

G 

James  Lockhart 

62 

Lookwood 

Sussex 

N .1 

Alexander  Kain 

231 

rs 

Lodebar  Academy 

Sumpter 

S C 

Sami  JV  Cupers 

Loftus  Heights 

Wilkinson 

M T 

•m.  H.  Ruffin 

13vJ 

44 

Logan 

locking 

O 

Dutton  Lane 

Log  City 

Madison 

X Y 

378 

Log  House  Landing 

vie 

X C 

•lap  John  Clark 

53 

169 

London 

•iadison 

0 

lohn  Moore 

354 

25 

Londonderry 

oiuernsev 

0 

James  Houston 

Londonderry 

lockingham 

N II 

Daniel  Mittimore 

48-1 

29 

Londonderry 

Windham 

Yt 

44, 

1 

Londonderry 

Chester 

P 

X 

Josiah  Antrim 

12S 

60 

207 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

I‘  u State 
City Cap. 

London  Drove 

Cuester 

P 

Lea  Pusev 

126 

91 

P 

o 

o 

« 

fc/ 

H-S 

Athens 

0 

Robert  W.  Collins 

Long  Creek 

Caldwell 

K 

John  Anderson 

783 

230 

Long  Meadow 

Ha ; ? den 

Ms 

Daniel  Gates 

359 

107 

Longmire’s  Store 

Edgefield 

S c 

John  Longmire 

5S2 

75 

Lonicera 

Baldwin 

G 

Austin  Ellis 

684 

Loretto 

Essex 

Va 

John  M ’Garnett 

91 

77 

Lorraine 

Jefferson 

N Y 

John  Alger 

439 

159 

Loudon 

N H 

Jonathan  Rollins 

Lo'tsburg 

North  umbl’d 

Va 

J.  G.  Anderson 

Loutre  Island 

St.  Charles 

Mo  T 

Hail  Talbot 

Lougherty 

In 

George  Nichols 

Louisa  c h 

Louisa 

Va 

Harrv  Lawrence 

116 

63 

Louiso  irg 

Franklin 

N C 

Robert  A Tavlor 

256 

32 

Louisville 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Benjamin  Willard 

546 

251 

Louisville 

Jefferson 

K 

John  T.  Grav 

617 

52 

Louisville 

Jefferson 

G 

John  Bosttvick 

644 

79 

Loves  Bridge 

S C 

Robert  l ove 

Loudontown 

Franklin 

P 

Nicholas  Baker 

101 

63 

Lovel 

Oxford 

Me 

John  Swain 

Loveton 

Baltimore 

Md 

Grafton  Marsh 

55 

57 

Lovington 

Nelson 

Va 

Solomon  Matthews 

171 

110 

Lower  Gihnantown 

Strafford 

N H 

Benjamin  Kellv 

523 

24 

Lower  Marlborough  Calvert 

Md 

Daniel  Kent 

88 

47 

Lower  Sandusky 

Erie 

O 

Morrice  A.  New- 

491 

102 

Lower  Smithfield 

Wat  re 

P 

Geo  Bush  [man 

251 

158 

Lower  Somers  Point  Glom  et'er 

N J 

Gideon  Leeds 

202 

92 

Lower  Three  Runs 

Barn  w 11 

S C 

Wm.  Scarborough 

631 

238 

Lowrev’s  Mills 

Chesterfield 

s c 

Robert  Gallison 

451 

123 

Lowville 

Lewis 

N V 

James  H.  Leonard 

444 

148 

Loydsvdle 

Otsego 

N Y 

John  L Loyd 

Loy' isborough 

Anderson 

T 

John  Whitson 

566 

26 

Lubeek 

Washington 

Me 

J.  C.  Chadbourn 

846 

Luketts 

Orange 

Va 

Alexander  Nelson 

122 

Ludlow 

Windsor 

Vt 

Nathl.P  Fletcher 

459 

81 

Lud  lowville 

Tomkins 

N Y 

John  Bowman 

362 

Lumberton 

Robeson 

N C 

Charles  Moore, jr. 

381 

92 

Lunenburg 

Essex 

Vt 

William  Gates 

562 

92 

Lunenburg 

Worcester 

Ms 

Edmund  Cushing 

452 

45 

Lunenburg  c h 

Lunenburg 

Va 

Ambrose  Ellis 

229 

103 

Luray 

Shenandoah 

Va 

Wm.  R.  Almond 

131 

208 


Office. 


Luzerne 

Lycoming'  Furnace 

Lyme 

Lyman 

Lyme 

Lyme  Creek 
Lynchburg 
Lynch  Lake 
Lyndeu 
Lynn 

Lynn  Creek 
Lyons 

M’Ahster’s  ^ Loads 
M’A  dey’s  store 
Machias 
M’Call’s  Bridge 
M’Cawn’s  store 
M’Connelsburg 
M’Clures 
M’Cullock’s  Mills 
M’Cullocksville 
M’Cutcliensville 
M’Daniel’sville 
M’Farland’s 
M’Gaheystown 
Mackeysville 
M’CIinton 
M’Cord’s  store 
M’Intosh  c h 
M’Mitnville 
M’Reynold’s  store 
M’Neil’s  store 
M’Veytown 
Maconsville,  or  Dan- 
Madison  [cey's 
Madison  c h 
Madison 
Madison 
Madison 
Madison 


County. 

State. 

Post-Jllasters. 

Dist 

Wa 

City 

from 
S ate 
P- 

•Varren 

N Y 

John  S.  St.  John 

44c 

o4 

Lycoming 

P 

James  Collins 

Grafton 

N H 

Arthur  Latham 

503 

62 

York 

Me 

Thos.  Sands,  jr. 

New  London 

Ct 

Charles  Smith 

342 

52 

Monroe 

A T 

Wm.  Barnett 

Campbell 

Va 

John  D.  Murrill 

206 

134 

Williamsburg 

S C 

Philip  L).  M’Rae 

Caledonia 

Vt 

Benj.  F.  Deming 

545 

78 

Essex 

Ms 

JonathanBacheller 

445 

6 

Giles 

T 

John  Laird 

833 

292 

Ontario 

N Y 

Ezekiel  Price 

362 

305 

Montgomery 

T 

John  M’Alister,  jr. 

745 

28  7 

Montgomery 

N C 

Daniel  M’Aulev 

391 

56 

Washington 

Me 

Jeremiah  O’Brian 

no 

221 

York 

P 

92 

Hawkins 

T 

480 

Bedford 

P 

William  Dutfield 

95 

71 

Clearfield 

P 

Thomas  M’Clure 

Albermarle 

Va 

Robert  M’Cullock 

Union 

S C 

James  M’Cullock 

510 

Pickaway 

0 

Joel  Bacon 

428 

Spartanburg 

S C 

Zach’uh  M’Daniel 

503  103 

Lunenburg 

Va 

James  M’Farland 

212 

Rockingham 

Va 

Tob.  R M’Gahey 

152 

139 

Burk 

N C 

J >hn  Mackey 

436 

235 

Abbeville 

s c 

Hugh  M’Lin 

607 

123 

Albemarle 

Yra 

M’Cord 

M’Intosh 

G 

John  Bailev 

Wairen 

r 

Joseph  Colville 

Campbell 

Y'a 

J.  C.  M’ Reynolds 

672 

130 

Warren 

r 

Robert  M’Neil 

Miflin 

p 

Robert  Elton 

Northampton 

N C 

William  Gladisli 

154 

58 

Hamilton 

o 

William  Perry 

240 

Madison 

11 

Abraham  Prickett 

367 

124 

Madison 

N Y 

Moses  Maynard 

9 95 

81 

Geauga 

0 

Phineas  Mixer 

368 

119 

Morgan 

G 

John  Cunningham 

ooJ, 

Rhea 

V 

694 

209 

Office. 

County. 

State. 

Posl-'ilcisters. 

in,;. 

rva. , 

City  j 

from 

State 

Cap . 

Madison 

Jefferson 

In 

John  Bering 

5o6 

148 

Jladison 

Somerset 

Me 

Ephraim  Heald  j 

Madisonville 

Hopkins 

\ 

Baxter  D.  Townes 

759 

191 

Madison  viile 

St.  Tamany 

L 

Robert  Powers 

1228 

32 

Madrid 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Alex’r  Richards 

531 

250 

Magruders  Mills 

Pr.  George’s 

•Id 

Jona  han  T.  Bunch 

14 

27 

Maidstone 

Essex 

7t 

58c 

'Malden 

Middlesex 

vis 

Tohn  Sargent 

Mathiasville 

St.  Charles 

Mo  T 

lohr,  B Scott 

Mallow’s  store 

Wilkes 

G 

John  \V  Freeman 

656 

82 

Malone,  or  Harrison 

Franklin 

N Y 

tohn  H.  Russell 

552 

264 

Manahavvkins 

Sullivan 

N Y 

Peter  Miller 

Manahawkin 

Monmouth 

N J 

Sdwd.  Jennings 

Mamaroneck 

West  Chester 

N Y 

David  Rogers 

253 

168 

Manassey  Gap 

Loudon 

V'a 

67 

Manchester 

Oneida 

Y Y 

Warren  Converse 

Manchester 

Bennington 

Vt 

dalvin  Sheldon 

41? 

105 

Manchester 

Essex 

Ms 

Dulc  L.  Bingham 

461 

23 

Manchester 

Niagara 

N Y 

Augustus  Porter 

462 

325 

Manchester 

Ontario 

N Y 

Nathan  Barlow 

382 

3U4 

Manchester 

Baltimore 

Md 

Henrv  Beltz 

68 

60 

Manchester 

Chesterfield 

Va 

Littleberry  Vaden 

125 

2 

Manchester 

Adams 

0 

John  Fisher 

483 

105 

Manchester 

Clay 

K 

J.  H.  Slaughter 

6J8 

126 

Manchester 

Sumpter 

3 C 

A.  P.  Johnson 

501 

Manlieim 

.Montgomery 

N Y 

Luther  Pardee 

421 

67 

Manheim 

Lancaster 

P 

Tohn  Heintvleman 

113 

46 

Manlius 

Onondago 

N Y 

tlezk’n  L.  Granger 

394 

136 

Mansfield 

Windham 

Ct 

Sam’l  A.  Spalding 

361 

23 

Mansfield 

Sussex 

N J 

Iml  Drake 

206 

Mansfield 

Richland 

O 

Winn  Winship,  jr. 

4J7 

68 

Mansfield 

Bristol 

Ms 

David  Shepherd 

Mansfield 

Amelia 

Va 

Tames  Bott 

165 

Mantua 

Portage 

O 

Avnzi  Atwater 

1 34 

182 

Marathon 

Lawrence 

A T 

Lewis  Dellahursty 

Marblehead 

Essex 

?.Is 

Richard  Prince 

456 

18 

Marbletown 

Ulster 

N Y 

Lben’r  I.ounsberv 

Marcellas 

'nondaga 

N Y 

Erast’sHumphrevs  385 

156 

Marcus  Hook 

Delaware 

P 

Jacob  D.  Barker 

121 

118 

Marengo 

Seneca 

N Y 

Edwd.  G.  Ludlow  1 

o 


2io 


Office. 

Counti/. 

State. 

1‘osl . Masters . 

Diet 

lio 

City. 

} rn 

d.LilC 

C up. 

Marietta 

Lancaster 

P 

Samuel  Bailey 

113 

40 

Marietta 

Onondaga 

N Y 

38r 

147 

Marietta 

Washington 

0 

H.  P.  Wilcox 

307 

lo4 

Marion 

Maijron 

Twigg 

G 

Samuel  Williams 

710 

35 

Marion  c li 

Marion 

S C 

John  M'Lean 

427 

124 

Marion  c h 

Marion 

T 

655 

Marlborough 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Samuel  Chandler 

411 

28 

Marlborough 

Windham 

Vt 

Jonas  Wliilriev,  jr 

42-5 

120 

Marlborough 

Hartford 

Ct 

Enos  H.  Buell 

343 

15 

Marlborough  c li 

Marlborough 

S C 

Joshua  David.  )r. 

412 

94 

Maryann  Forge 

Somerset 

P 

Joseph  Yickoroy 

171 

166 

Marley’s  Store 

Sampson 

N C 

David  Kornegay 

391 

163 

Marr’s  Bluff 

Liberty 

s c 

John  W.  Johnson 

432 

118 

Marshall’s  Mills 

Huntingdon 

p 

Samuel  Marshall 

17  j 

Marshaltsville 

Mecklenburg 

Ya 

John  Barron 

266 

143 

Marshallton 

Chester 

P 

Thps.  B.  Marshall 

129 

79 

Marshfield 

Caledonia 

Vt 

George  Pitkin 

534 

10 

Marshfield 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Jabez  Hatch 

463 

41 

Marti  nsburg 

Lewis 

N Y 

Walter  Martin 

441 

1,4 

Martinsburg 

Berkley 

Va 

Wm.  Summerville 

84 

207 

Martinsburg 

Hopkins 

K 

Cheslev  D.  Key 

Martin’s  Creek 

Northampton 

P 

Andrew  Whitesell 

232 

Martinsville 

Henry 

Va 

Thomas  Graves 

3o7 

235 

Martinsville 

Guilford 

N C 

Robert  Lindsav 

352 

94 

Maryland 

Otsego 

N Y 

Enos  J.  Spencer 

373 

67 

Maryville 

T 

Wm.  Beempast 

Marys\  ille 

Harrison 

K 

John  Whitehead 

517 

48 

Marysville 

Campbell 

Va 

Benjamin  Davis 

2~4 

160 

Marvsvilie 

Knox 

T 

John  Montgomerv 

556 

15 

Mason  Hall 

Orange 

N C 

James  Mason 

311 

52 

Masonsville 

Delaware 

N Y 

Wearam  Willis 

294 

137 

Massena 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

John  Stone,  jr. 

56d 

255 

Massingales  Sullivan 

T 

Henry  Mass';  ngale 

439 

lu2 

Mattamuskett 

Hyde 

N 0 

Abner  Pasteur 

4j1 

215 

Matthews  c h 

Matthews 

Va 

Aid.  G.  Cushman 

19 

108 

Mattituck 

Suffolk 

N Y 

John  Hubbard 

O j ^ 

261 

Mavfield  Montgomery 

N Y 

Collins  OJoli 

May's  I.anding 

Gloucester 

\T  J 

Jesse  H.  Bowen 

1S5 

77 

1'  lay’s  Lick  1 

Mason 

K 

Jabez  Shotwell 

500 

7 > 

Maysviile  * 

Mason 

John  Roe 

■ 4SS 

’ * 

21 1 


Office. 

County.  jSia/e. 

Post-JMasters. 

list,  fnm  [ 
1 a.  Slate  \ 
Ci:y.  Cap. 

Mayville 

Chatauuqe 

V Y 

Geo.  M'Gonagle 

422 

Meadsville 

Crawford 

■> 

Daniel  Andrews 

312 

324 

Meunsville 

Union 

S C 

Hugh  Means 

4S9 

118 

Mechanicksburg 

Cumberland 

P 

Henry  Stouffer 

in 

Mechanicksburg 

Clermont 

0 

Geo.  Sullivan 

Mechanickstown 

Frederick 

Md 

Henrv  Tiron,  jr. 

84' 

84  j 

Mechanicksville 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Oliver  Barret,  jr. 

374 

18 

Meclianicksvilie 

Darlington 

S C 

>V  illiam  Cooper 

432 

Medfield 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Ebenez.  Clark,  jr. 

424 

8 

Medford 

Middlesex 

Ms 

William  Rogers 

442 

4 

Medina  c h 

Medina 

0 

366 

180 

Medway 

Norfolk 

Us 

William  Felt 

418 

14- 

Mellonville 

N C 

M chael  Melton 

Mendham 

Morris 

N J 

Abner  Dodd 

226 

53 

Mendon 

Worcester 

Ms 

Richard  George 

408 

19 

Mem  ion 

Ontario 

N Y 

Timothy  Bernard 

366 

225 

Mentor 

t.eangu 

0 

Daniel  Kerr 

Mentz 

Cavug'a 

\T  Y 

376 

173 

Mercer 

Somerset 

Me 

Robinson  Gilman 

606 

Mercer’s 

Mercer 

p 

Thomas  Bingham 

262 

274 

Mercersburg 

Franklin 

U 

Win,  B.  Guthrie 

281 

218  ! 

Meredith 

Stafford 

N H 

Stephen  Perley 

53 1 

26 

Meredith 

Delaware 

N Y 

i Samuel  A.  Law 

360 

101 

Meriden 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Isaac  Lewis 

320 

17 

Meridian 

Madison 

M T 

Benjamin  S.  Pope 

Merom 

Sullivan 

la 

Samuel  Colman 

Merrimack 

Hillsborough 

N H 

'Hend,  W.  Gordon 

Merritsown 

Fayette 

U 

Elijah  Coleman 

227 

190 

Merry  Hill 

Bertie 

N C 

John  Webb 

294 

204 

Mesopotamia 

Trumbull 

O 

Seth  Tracey 

340 

Metcaifsborough 

Franklin 

T 

IJohn  Rayburn 

Methuen 

Essex 

Ms 

Moses  How 

434 

Mexico 

Oneida 

N Y 

|V>  m.  S.  Fitch 

455 

159 

Mexico 

Mifflin 

P 

James  Tuompson 

140 

Miami 

Hamilton 

) 

Patrick  Smith 

Michilimackinac 

Michilimacki- 

MicT  A.  D.  Stewart 

Middleborouirh 

Plymouth:  nac 

Ms 

Lemuel  Briefs 

Middleboro’  4 Cor’rs  Plymouth 

‘Is 

Levi  Pierce 

441 

45 

Middleborough 

Wayne 

J 

Ab.  V.  Coolbaugh 

232 

143 

Aliddlebrook 

Augusta 

Vra 

Barnard  Lowman 

i loo 

Middlebrook  Mills 

Montgomery 

\Id 

Edward  Trail 

i 22 

1 63 

212 


Office. 

County. 

■Malt 

Posi-Matlen. 

I A*:. 

i ~'u 

Cit 

j -m 

Acre 

Cup. 

Middleburg 

Loudon 

» <X 

Edwin  C.  Brown 

44 

156 

Middleburg 

elson 

K 

4enrv  Russell 

6u4 

Middleburg 

Schoharie 

N V 

George  Hanford) 

392 

36 

Middleburg 

LTn'on 

P 

M.  AYhittenmover 

17 

61 

Middleburg 

Frederick 

Md 

Christian  Steiner 

72 

79 

Middlebury 

Addison 

Ft 

George  Cleveland 

46  7 

57 

Middlebury 

Tennessee 

N Y 

37o 

252 

Middlebury 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Stiles  Thompson 

329 

55 

Middlefield 

I ampshire 

Ms 

David  Mack,  jr. 

404 

1 36 

Middle  Granville 

,-Iampshire 

Ms 

Thadeus  Squire 

4jJ 

Middle  Haddam 

1 'iddlesex 

Ct 

John  Stuart 

336 

22 

Middlesex 

Chittenden 

Vt 

517 

Middlesex 

A;  tario 

N Y 

Rich.  M.  Williams 

353 

230 

Middletown 

Rutland 

Vt 

Erwin  Safford 

423 

101 

Middletown 

Middlesex 

Ct 

Joshua  Stow 

33  j 

15 

Middletown 

Delaware 

N Y 

John  Grant 

351 

loO 

Middletown 

Orange 

N Y 

Stacv  Brakes 

Middletown 

Dauphin 

P 

John  M’Camon 

103 

10 

Middletown 

New  Castle 

D 

James  Cowden 

113 

27 

Middletown 

Frederick 

Md 

Henrv  Stemble 

52 

84 

Middletown 

Frederick 

Va 

Jacoh  Danner 

83 

Middletown 

Butler 

0 

Ezekiel  Ball 

5u2 

94 

Middletown 

.Tefferson 

K 

William  White 

605 

40 

Middletown 

Sullivan 

T 

Samuel  Mackev 

439 

Middletown 

Monmouth 

N J 

William  Murray 

256 

48 

Middletown 

Stafford 

N Ii 

528 

40 

Middletown 

Fayette 

P 

H.  F.  Creighton 

Middletown  Point 

N J 

Con.  A'anderhoof 

Middlet’n  Up.  House 

Middlesex 

Ct 

Josiah  Sage 

332 

13 

Middleway 

.Jefferson 

Va 

Daniel  Frv 

85 

113 

MifSinburg 

Union 

p 

John  Orwig 

1 S3 

75 

Mifflintown 

Mifflin 

p 

Jacob  Zeigler 

142 

44 

Milan 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Stephen  Thom 

346 

Milbury 

Worcester 

Ms 

Simon  Farnsworth 

Milesburg 

Centre 

P 

Joseph  Green 

192 

Milford 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Jireh  Bull 

294 

51 

Milford 

Otsego 

N Y 

John  Moore 

369 

106 

Milford 

Hunterdon 

xN  J 

Wilson  Houset 

Milford 

Kent 

D 

Henry  Clift 

114 

31 

Milford 

Clermont 

O 

Aaron  Matson 

517 

Milford 

Wayne 

P 

James  AY  allace 

241 

1/3 

Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

Hist 

U'u 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Milford 

Worcester 

Ms 

Samuel  Penniman 

4:3 

24 

Miirbrd 

Greenville 

S C 

Jesse  Cannon 

233 

Mili'ordville 

Otsego 

N Y 

James  M’ Donald 

Mdlborough 

Bath 

Va 

Hazael  Williams 

221 

Mdlborough 

Sussex 

Ya 

W.  F.  R Ruffin 

Mill  Creek  [burg 

Berkley 

Va 

David  Miller 

93 

Mill  Creek,  or  New- 

Cayahoga 

o 

Erastus  Miles 

385 

III  lleageville 

Baldwin 

G 

Jacob  Barrow 

6 75 

M dersburg 

Dauphin 

Pa 

Henry  Ranger 

M llersburg 

Bourbon 

K 

Louis  Vimart 

525 

4S 

M ller’s  Ferry 

Randolph 

1 T 

William  T.  Todd 

815 

Id  ller’s  Inn 

Madison 

X 

James  Miller 

M llerstown 

Cumberland 

p 

Thomas  Cochran 

138 

30 

Mill  Farm 

Caroline 

Va 

James  White 

96 

Mill  Grove 

Oabarras 

N C 

James  Pickens 

406 

151 

M 11  Grove 

'•lecklenburg 

Va 

John  M.  Yates 

Mill  Hail 

Centre 

p 

Nathan  Harvey 

200 

Mill  Haven 

Scrivner 

G 

Reuben  Wilkinson 

635 

132 

Millray 

Ga 

John  Dill 

Millborough 

Sussex 

0 

Wm.  D.  Waplcs 

138 

45 

Millville 

Ctunberland 

N J 

Nathan  Leake 

18b 

81 

Millville 

Kintf  George 

Vra 

Davi  . R.  Jones 

9o 

Millville 

Butler 

0 

William  Hill 

Millville 

s c 

R.  M.  Hunter 

Millwood 

Frederick 

Va 

J.  E.  Bangerfield 

64 

152 

Milton 

Chittenden 

Vt 

Joseph  Prentiss 

514 

52 

Milton 

Norfolk 

'Is 

■loses  Whitney 

443 

7 

Milton 

Northumbl’d 

p 

Bettiuel  Vincent 

176 

69 

Milton,  or  Broadkill 

Sussex 

D 

Eli  Hall 

133 

45 

Milton 

Albemarle 

Va 

Charles  Vest 

128 

79 

Milton,  or  King’sFer- 

Cayuga 

N Y 

David  Ogden 

366 

188 

Milton  [ry 

Rockingham 

V C 

Milton 

Trumbull 

0 

Reuben  S.  Clark 

324 

192 

Milton 

Gallatin 

Jus.  M’Conathy 

Milton 

Stafford 

V H 

Simeon  Chase 

Milton 

Caswell 

A C 

Henry  Hooper 

Mill  on’s  BlulF 

A 

909 

Min. leu 

Ontario 

NT  Y 

H.  D.  Van  Camp 

384 

Mine-au-Hurton 

Washington 

vlo  T 

Moses  Austin 

971 

60 

M nenead 

Essex 

Yt 

602 

Minerva 

Mason 

K 

Edward  S.  Lee 

501 

214 


Office. 

Comity. 

Slate. 

Post  Masters. 

Hist. 

»«. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Minitinck 

Orange 

N Y 

Daniel  Bodle 

Minot,  or  Poland 

Cumberland 

Me 

Nathan  Woodburv 

5S7 

33 

Mobile 

Mobile 

A 

Addin  Lewis  1103 

86 

Mock’s  Old  Field 

Rowan 

N C 

Alexander  Nesbitt 

370 

Moflitt’s  Mills 

Pendleton 

s c 

John  Davidson 

Mohail'ey’s 

l.incoln 

N C 

Joseph  MohafFey 

441 

Moira 

Franklin 

X Y 

1 homas  Kennon 

5&j 

234 

Mooreville 

limestone 

A T 

Washington  Kcvs 

Monack’s 

Monroe 

A T 

927 

95 

Monk’s  Corner 

Charleston 

S C 

Elinor  Kennedy 

518 

103 

Monkton 

Addison 

Vt 

Charles  Dean 

4ol 

43 

Monmouth 

Ivennebeck 

Me 

Jno.  A.  Chandler 

6j4- 

50 

Monroe 

0 

Wm.  M Raburn 

Monroe 

Warren 

N C 

Clark  Robinson 

iMonroe 

Southampton 

Ya 

Henry  Welsh 

Monroe 

Sussex 

N J 

Wm.  Ingles,  jr. 

Monroe 

Overton 

T 

687 

149 

iMonroe  c h or  Union 

Monroe 

Ya 

Richard  Sbanklin 

297 

240 

Monroe  c h 

Monroe 

(n 

699 

Monroe  Works 

Orange 

N Y 

Rodger  Parmell 

268 

249 

Monson 

dampden 

Ms 

Artemas  Wiswall 

375 

84 

Montague 

Franklin 

Ms 

Martin  Gunn 

39S 

lu6 

Montague 

Essex 

Va 

Charles  G.  Layton 

l3o 

72 

Montgomery 

Franklin 

Yt 

Samuel  Barnard 

54v 

63 

Montgomery 

tontgomery 

P 

John  Weaver 

158 

100 

Montgomery 

With 

T 

Jas.  Montgomery 

Montgomery 

lamilton 

0 

Joseph  'Coalman 

49C 

95 

Montgomery  c h 

Montgomery 

Md 

John  Adamson 

15 

oo 

Montgomery  c h 

• '.ontgomery 

Va 

John  15.  Goodrich 

298 

221 

Montgomery  c h 

Montgomery 

G 

James  G.  Conner 

750 

85 

Montgomery  vi  lie 

Gibson 

In 

John  W.  Maddox 

iMontgomery  Ferry 

iumberland 

p 

Wm.  Montgomery 

Monticello 

» a:\wrence 

M T 

William  Simms 

iMonticello 

Sullivan 

N Y 

John  P.  Jones 

31 C 

114 

iMonticello 

Fairfield 

S C 

Jonathan  Davis 

542 

55 

Monticello,  or  Ran. 

Randolph 

G 

William  Cook 

713 

63 

iMonticello  [c  h 

Wavne 

K 

Charles  Mullens 

650 

128 

Montpelier 

Caledonia 

Vt 

Joshua  Y.  Vial 

524 

Montpelier 

Richmond 

N C 

Angus  Gilchrist 

578 

103 

Montrose 

Susquehamah 

jP 

jisaac  Pest 

250 

155 

Munlvilie 

Lincoln 

'Me 

■Cvrus  Davis 

! 644 

so 

215 


OJice. 

County. 

State. 

Post-J  lusters. 

Diet. 

IVa. 

City 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Montville 

New  London 

let 

John  Chapman 

Mooi  e c h orCarthage 

Moore 

N C 

Benjamin  Person 

384 

Moorefield 

i-Iardy 

Va 

John  Mull  in 

123 

228 

Moorefield 

Nicholas 

k 

James  B.  Clark 

523 

82 

Moorefield 

Harrison 

III 

James  R.  Nance 

Moorefield 

Harrison 

0 

Michael  Moore 

A'oorstown 

Burlington 

N J 

Gilbert  Page 

15; 

34 

Mooresborough 

Rutherford 

N C 

Lemuel  Moore 

528 

Moorsburg 

Hawkins 

r 

George  Elter 

Moqueson  Gap 

Scott 

Va 

John  Gillanwater 

439 

1 Moreau 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Billy  J.  Clarke 

41G 

52 

Sloretovvn 

Chittenden 

Vt 

51G 

Morgan 

Ashtabula 

0 

Jesse  D.  Hawley 

373 

i Morgan 

Morgan 

o 

Wm.  M.  Daws 

Morganfield 

Union 

IT 

Aquilla  Davis 

786 

228 

i Morgan’s 

Muhlsnburg 

Iv 

Charles  Morgan 

773 

180 

Morgansville 

Nottoway 

Va 

Pet’rn  AY.  Harpei 

182 

62 

j Morgantown 

Bucks 

B 

David  Morgan,  jr 

142 

59 

1 Morgantown 

Monongalia 

Va 

Enos  Dougherty 

2J1 

309 

i Morgantown 

Burke 

N C 

Thomas  AValton 

455 

205 

Morgantown 

Butler 

K 

John  B.  Howard 

428 

' Morgantown 

Blount 

T 

Samuel  M’Croske} 

574 

27 

i Moriah 

Sssex 

N Y 

Ambrose  Major 

459 

103 

Morriche’s 

Suffolk 

N Y 

James  Fanning 

301 

218 

Morris’s  Flatts 

.Madison 

N Y 

Bennit  Ricknell 

Sfo 

126 

1 Morristown 

Morris 

N J 

Henrv  King 

233 

61 

j Morristown 

Belmont 

0 

John  Eaton 

306 

123 

Morristown 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

David  Ford 

507 

218 

Morrisville 

Bucks 

P 

George  Laning 

166 

29 

Morrisville 

Fauquier 

Ya 

WilliamThompsor. 

71 

98 

Moscow 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Nicholas  Ayrault 

368 

Mosely’s  store 

Bedford 

1’ 

Thos.  B.  Moseley 

Mosser’s 

Tuscarowra 

0 

Abraham  Mosser 

459 

Moultonborough 

Stafford 

N H 

George  Freeze 

557 

62 

Mountain  Island 

Scott 

K 

James  Herndon 

Mount  Airy 

Surry 

N C 

William  Unthank 

418 

162 

Mountain  Shoals 

Lawrence 

s c 

folin  Todd 

Mount  Carmel 

I' 

Joel  Eckols 

Mount  Carmel 

u 

VVm.  Beauchamp 

Mount  Clio 

3 C 

Matthew  Watson 

Mount  Joy 

Lancaster 

Pa 

Okey  Hendrickson 

OJfcCe. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Matters. 

Oist. 
Hu. 
t ily 

r‘m  il 

■Mule® 

Mount  Duval 

Snencer 

n 

John  Morgan 

Mount  Gaillard 

Logan 

K 

Shasteen  Ti-abue 

Mount  Holiv 

Rutland 

Vt 

Nathan  T.  Sprague 

460 

Pf>  I 

Mount  Holly 

Burlington 

N J 

John  Blackwood 

153 

S?f>  ] 

Mount  Hope 

Shenandoah  rVa 

Peter  Senseuey 

9T 

Mount  I Tope 

Orange 

N Y 

275 

Mount  Horeb 

Kelson 

Va 

M.  Fitzpatrick 

I/O 

Mount  Jackson 

p 

John  Nesbitt 

Mount  Laurel 

Halifax 

Va 

John  White 

24:- 

1 25  I 

Mount  Lion 

Hancock 

G 

John  D.  Eeman 

Mount  Morris 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Jas.  B.  Mower 

Mount  Mourne 

Iredel 

N C 

James  Houston 

401 

144 

Mount  Pilot 

Sumner 

T 

James  T.  Wvnn 

Mount  Pisgah 

Iredel 

K C 

Arcli’dB.Campbel 

Mount  Pleasant 

Lancaster 

P 

Phil.  Housekeeper 

120 

50 

Mount  Pleasant 

L 

John  Whitten 

Mount  Pleasant 

Maury 

T 

John  M’Daniel 

Mount  Pleasant 

Ohio 

K 

John  Pate 

Mount  Pleasant 

p 

V* 

Custavusl-Iendrick 

Mount  Pleasant 

Shenandoah 

Va 

Alexander  Doyle 

Mount  Pleasant 

West  Chester 

K Y 

Cliarles  Yoe 

265 

ior 

Mount  Pleasant 

Westmorel’d 

p 

John  Connel 

204 

192 

Mount  Pleasant 

\Y  ayne 

P 

'John  Granger 

2/9 

170 

Mount  Pleasant 

Jefferson 

O 

James  Judkins 

292 

139 

Mount  Pleasant 

Rockingham 

K C 

Xathl  Henderson 

329 

136 

Mount  Pleasant  Mills 

LTnion 

Pa 

Jas.  Schnee 

Mount  Prospect 

Edge  comb 

K C 

Exum  Lewis 

249 

125 

Mount  Richardson 

Jackson 

T 

James  Roulston 

586 

Mount  Richardson 

T 

i 

76-: 

Mount  Sterling 

Crawford 

In 

;Alex.  B.  M’Rae 

Mount  Sterling' 

Montgomery 

K 

George  Howard 

543 

55 

Mount  Tirzah 

Person 

N C 

Thomas  Moore 

235 

65 

Mount  Upton 

Chenango 

N Y 

John  Z Saxton 

353 

^42 

Mount  Vernon 

Rowan 

N C 

Alvin  S.  Duval 

Mount  Vernon 

Kennebeck 

Me 

•Samuel  Thing 

62? 

71 

Mount  Vernon 

Knox 

O 

Gilman  Braynt 

407 

: 44 

Mount  Vernon 

Rock  Castle 

K 

Robert  Hagerty 

6J4 

76 

Mount  Vernon 

Tn 

! Matthew  Williams 

Mountville 

Loudon 

Va 

jjohn  Mount 

Mount  Vintage 

Edgefield 

S C 

• Ch.  Breithaupt 

5/C 

Mount  Zion 

Union 

K 

'Jonathan  Tavlor 

ro4 

1 236 

21 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Mastery. 

IhSL. 

Ha. 

City. 

from 

Stale 

Cap. 

Mouth  of  Black  River 

Cuyahoga 

O 

John  S.  Reid 

420 

Mouth  ofCowPasture 

Botetourt 

Va 

John  Shickev 

222 

1 Muddy  Brook 

Franklin 

Ms 

Russel  Cooley 

Mullicco  Hill 

Gloucester 

N J 

Joshua  Paul 

155 

43 

Muvnfordsville 

K 

6 70 

97 

Muncey 

Lycoming 

P 

William  Pidcock 

19  0 

83 

Mu  nroe,orSouthfield 

Orange 

N V 

John  M’Garrah 

251 

112 

j Munster 

Cambria 

7~> 

John  Rliea 

t Murfreesborough 

Hertford 

N C 

E.  Wheeler 

230 

141 

Murfreesborough 

Jefferson 

F 

Joel  Childers 

708 

165 

I Murphey’s  Plains 

T 

George  Murphy 

Murphey’s  Sett'rats. 

Genevive 

MoT 

Henry  Poston 

Murrav 

Genessee 

N Y 

Josiah  Field 

411 

254 

Murray’s  Ferry 

Williamsburg 

S C 

John  Porter 

407 

I06 

Murray's  Mills 

Vestmorei’d  iP 

Benjamin  Burrell 

216 

290 

Murraysville 

Buncombe 

N C 

William  Murray 

51u 

Musqueto  Creek 

Trumbull 

O 

James  Heaton 

340 

Musqueto  Cove 

Queens 

N Y 

Jacob  Titus 

Musse’s  Mills 

Columbiana 

0 

John  Musser 

275 

Myer  Town 

Dauphin 

P 

John  Albright 

137 

31 

1 Mystic  River 

New  London 

ct 

Zabdiel  Rodgers 

3t>2 

|i  Nanceville 

Harris  oil 

In 

Clement  Nance 

; Nanjemoy 

Charles 

Md 

Massey  Simmes 

• 56 

96 

L -Nanticoke 

Broome 

N Y 

Mason  Wattles 

301 

193 

Nantucket 

Nantucket 

Ms 

James  Barker 

532 

106 

I Naples 

Jefferson 

N Y 

Hinkley  Stevens 

473 

175 

Naples  Village 

Ontario 

N Y 

Pard  T.  Brownell 

308 

296 

Narraguagus 

Washington 

Me 

Joseph  Adams 

743 

179 

1 N ash  c h 

Nash 

N C 

071 

52 

Nashville 

Davidson 

T 

Robert  B.  Currey 

751 

2 JO 

Nassau,  or  Union  Vil- 

Rensselaer 

N Y 

| Michael  Stocking 

367 

12 

Natchez  [lage 

Adams 

M T 

Joan  Hankinson 

1268 

6 

Natchitoches 

Natchitoches 

L 

James  P.  Harrison 

i.448 

405 

Natick 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Martain  Haynes 

Natural  Bridge 

Rockbridge 

Va 

Matthew  Houston 

224 

176 

Nazareth 

Northampton 

P 

John  Britel 

196 

106 

Nelson 

Cheshire 

N II 

iHenry  Melville 

Nelson 

Ashtabula 

O 

! ' 

323 

Nelson 

I Madison 

N Y 

ILemuel  Covell 

O/  <-> 

115 

Nelson 

Portage 

0 

lOliver  Mills 

j4j 

221 

I Nelson’s  Ferry 

Charleston 

s c 

jjohn  C.  Newman 

5J4 

74 

£1S 


Office. 

County. 

Stale. 

Post-Masters. 

Diet. 

IVa. 

City 

J)  o m 
Suite 
Cap. 

Nesbitt’s  Iron  Works  Spartanburg 

S C 

Joseph  Camp 

53 1 : 

Nescopeck 

Luzerne 

P 

John  Briggs,  jr. 

2u0 

90 

Nevilla 

Clermont 

0 

Elijah  Larkin 

New  Aibanv 

Clarice 

In 

Joel  Scribner 

623 

New  Alexandria 

Westmorel’ d 

P 

Nicholas  Day 

2,1 

204 

Newark 

New  Castle 

D 

Henrv  Whiteley 

1,-5 

61 

Newark 

ESSex 

N J 

Matthias  Day 

217 

50 

Newark 

Licking 

Id 

David  Moore 

393 

35 

New  Athens 

Harrison 

0 

Jos.  W.  White 

New  Baltimore 

Fauquier 

7a 

Joseph  B.  Hal 

45 

139 

New  Bedford 

Bristol 

Ms 

Abraham  Smith 

458 

61 

New  Bedford 

Mercer 

P 

3j8 

Newberg 

Christian 

Iv 

F,.  B.  Edwards 

New  Berlin 

Union 

P 

lames  Merrill 

162 

53 

New  Berlin 

Chenango 

X Y 

e emiahjGoodrich 

355 

95 

Newbern 

Montgomery 

Va 

Henrv  Hance 

324 

240 

Newbtrn 

Craven 

N C 

Thomas  M atson 

351 

119 

Newberry 

Burlington 

N J 

ilson  M’Gowan 

186 

Newberry 

Christian 

K 

Elisha  Edw  ards 

754 

Newbills 

Campbell 

Va 

248 

New  Boston 

Clark 

O 

lames  Templin,  jr. 

594 

New  Boston 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Lewis  Bixbv 

New  Brunswick 

Middlesex 

N J 

Bernard  Smith 

194 

27 

Newbraintree 

Worcester 

Ms 

David  Brigham 

Newburgh 

Orange 

N Y 

\aron  Belknap 

281 

90 

New  Burlington 

Athens 

0 

356 

55 

Newbury 

Geauga 

0 

LemuelPunderson 

Newbury 

Orange 

Vt 

James  Spear,  jr. 

513 

43 

Newbury  c h 

Newbury 

s c 

Thomas  Pratt 

551 

44 

Newburvport 

F.ssex 

Ms 

Moses  Lord 

475 

39 

Newby’s  ^ Roads 

Ctdpeper 

Va 

90 

120 

New  Canaan 

Litchfield 

ct 

Samuel  St.  John 

New  Canton 

Buckingham 

|Va 

Robert  Hill 

166 

64 

New  Canton 

Hawkins 

iT 

Philip  Critv 

749 

98 

New  Castle 

Lincoln 

Me 

John  Glidden 

614 

60 

New  Castle 

Mercer 

P 

Joseph  J.  Boyd 

279 

266 

New  Castle 

New  Castle 

D 

David  Morrison,  jr 

116 

42 

New  Castle 

Henry 

K 

Samuel  Stubbins 

591 

26 

New  Chester 

Grafton 

N H 

Ebenezer  Kimball 

527 

24 

New  Comers  Town 

Tuscarairas 

o 

Nicholas  Neigh 

New  Durham 

Strafford 

In  ii 

B.  D.  Chamberlain 

£19 


Office. 

i 

i 

Comity. 

State- 

Poet  Masters. 

V/a. 

City. 

/;  om 
State 
Cap. 

New  Egypt 

Monmouth 

N J 

Thomas  Va  lin 

382 

26 

New  Fane  1 

Windham 

Vt  Adolphus  Wing 

439 

111 

New  Feliciana  c h 

Feliciana 

l3o3 

150 

Newfield 

Y ork 

.Me  Winthop  Hill 

oil 

43 

New  Found  Mills 

Hanover 

Va 

Thomas  Price 

98 

66 

New  Garden 

Robinson 

N C 'John  M’Farland 

3.58 

New  Garden 

Chester 

P 

Gilbert  Pritchard 

123 

72 

New  Geneva 

Fayette 

P 

John  Davenport 

226 

201 

New  Germantown 

Hunterdon 

N J 

Isaac  Ogden 

2u8 

51 

New  Glasgow 

Amherst 

Va 

John  S.  Blair 

195 

137 

New  Gloucester 

Cumberland 

Me 

Joseph  E.Foxcroft 

578 

24 

New  Hagarslown 

Jefferson 

0 

326 

132 

New  Hampton 

Strafford 

N H 

William  B.  Kelley 

Ojo 

35 

New  Hampton 

Hunterdon 

N J 

Samuel  W.  Fell 

40 

New  Hartford 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Theodore  Cowles 

349 

20 

New  Hartford 

Oneida 

N Y 

Caleb  Sampson 

383, 

100 

Mew  Haven 

Oneida 

N Y 

Joseph  Baiiey 

! 

New  Haven 

Addison 

Vt 

Chauncev  Moore 

475 

49 

New  Haven 

New  Haven 

Ct 

WMliam  H.  Jones 

304 

41 

New  Haven 

Huron 

0 

Caleb  Palmer 

490 

92 

New  Haven 

White 

11 

Davis  Nash 

New  Holland 

Lancaster 

p 

Samuel  Diiler 

130 

48 

New  Hope 

Bucks 

o 

Cephas  Ross 

171 

118 

New  Hope 

vVayne 

N C 

Nichl  Washington 

311 

23 

New  Hope 

Spartanburg 

s c 

David  Dantzier 

548 

112 

New  Iberia 

Attafcapas 

La 

James  Miller 

1429 

173 

New  Ipswich 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Ben;.  Champney 

472 

87 

New  Kent  c h 

New  Kent 

Va 

Samuel  Trower 

143 

30 

New  Lebanon 

Columbiana 

N Y 

Elam  Tilden 

364 

26 

New  Lebanon 

Camden 

N C 

George  Firebu 

236 

New  Lexington 

O 

Ro.  Henderson,  jr. 

New  Lisbon,  or  Pitts- 

Preble 

0 

James  J.  Nesbitt 

413 

45 

New  Lisbon  [field 

Otsego 

N Y 

Cvrenus  Noble 

357 

90 

New  London 

Columbiana 

0 

George  Endley 

283 

185 

New  London 

Hillsborough 

N H 

520 

New  London 

New  London  !Ct 

Oben  Wav 

358 

43 

New  London 

Campbell 

Va 

Aaron  Scholfiekl 

219 

147 

New  London 

Jefferson 

In 

John  Medcap 

N.  London  Ik  Road3 

Chester 

p 

J.  W.  Cunningham 

115 

102 

New  Madrid 

New  Madrid 

Mo  T 

George  Ternile 

975 

190 

New  Marlborough 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Stephen  Powell 

404|  144 

Office. 

County. 

■Hale. 

Post-.Maslers. 

Dist. 

Hu 

City. 

f)  Hill 

'.laic 

Cup. 

New  Market 

ipencer 

In 

Sam.D.  Hammond 

New  Market 

v ottsylvania 

Va 

Benjamin  duller 

New  Market 

tockingham 

N II 

John  Kenhard 

494 

34 

New  Market 

)orchester 

Md 

James  Gibson 

New  Market 

Cumberland 

P 

97 

New  Market 

■diehandoah 

Va  v 

Ambrose  Henkel 

12  m 

191 

New  Market 

fLgnl  old 

o 

Jonathan  Bereman 

toS 

77 

New  Milford 

Li  oilfield 

ct 

Philo  Noble 

3io 

51 

New  Milford 

Susqueiian’ah 

p 

William  Ward 

27fc 

175 

New  Milford 

: 1 range 

N Y 

Francis  Price 

New  Mills 

Burlington 

N J 

William  K nsinger 

165 

20 

New  Orleans 

Orleans 

La 

Thomas  Johnson 

126u 

New  Paltz 

Ulster 

N Y 

Jos.  H.  Iierringer 

299 

70 

New  Philadelphia 

uskarawa 

0 

Christian  Espick 

344 

124 

New  Philadelphia 

Iarden 

Iv 

Samuel  Holmes 

665 

94 

Newport 

J imberland 

N J 

William  Ciiard 

Newport 

lennebeck 

Me 

Richard  Hopkins 

66o 

114 

Newport 

Cheshire 

N U 

E Baldwin 

431 

39 

Newport 

Newport 

R I 

Benj.  B.  Mumford 

419 

29 

Newport 

Herkimer 

N Y 

Jacob  L.Sherwooil 

426 

83 

Newport 

New  Castle 

D 

J.  J.  Walraven 

136 

52 

Newport 

Cnarles 

MJ 

Hat.  W.  Courtney 

45 

70 

Newport 

Cocke 

T 

Augustine  Jenkins 

501 

53 

Newport,  or  Campb. 

Campbell 

K 

Daniel  Mayo 

5J5 

96 

New  Portland  [c  h 

Somerset 

Me 

672 

New  Providence 

Essex 

N J 

Stephen  Day 

212 

46 

New  Richmond 

Clermont 

O 

Robert  Haynes 

New  Rochelle 

'.Vest  Chester 

N Y 

John  Underbill 

246 

164 

New  Salem 

Jefferson 

O 

Robert  Baird 

289 

152 

New  Salem 

New  Condon 

Ct 

She--.  H.  Williams 

358 

30 

New  Salem 

Franklin 

Ms 

Nathan  Bryant 

452 

80 

New  Salem 

Ontario 

N Y 

ion  than  Botley 

New  Sharon 

Ivennebeck 

Me 

Samuel  Prescott 

615 

S5 

New  Store 

Bbckingham 

Va 

Wm.  Thompson 

2o3 

Newtown 

Licking 

() 

John  Hutson 

418 

Newtown 

larrison 

K 

523 

52 

Newtown 

(enilton 

O 

Jacob  J.  Miller 

Newtown 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Caleb  Baldwin,  jr. 

3u6 

46 

Newtown 

Sussex 

N J 

Clis.  Pemberton 

221 

/ o 

Newtown 

Bucks 

P 

James  ILquet 

163 

131 

Newtown 

iCingSc  Queen  Va 

Lee  Bouiware 

105 

41 

Office. 

County. 

State 

Post-J\rasters. 

Dist. 

Ha. 

City. 

from 

Stale 

top. 

New' own,  Stephbg. 

Frederick 

Ya 

Richard  Wells 

75 

160 

Newto.'  nLowerFalls 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Amos  Allen 

428 

9 

Newtown  (Trap) 

Frederick 

Md 

James  Torrance 

51 

84 

Newtown  ( W) 

Worcester 

Md 

Edward  Stevenson 

167 

127 

New  Trenton 

Franklin 

In 

Sam’l  Rockafeller 

New  Vernon 

Morris 

N J 

Jonathan  Miller 

240 

66 

■Newville 

Cumberland 

P 

Alexander  Barr 

112 

28 

;Ne\v  Washington 

Clark 

In 

616 

New  Windsor 

Frederick 

Md 

William  Browner 

New  Woodstock 

Madison 

N Y 

Jonathan  Smith 

[New  York 

Albermarle 

Ya 

Wad.  T.  Slauhter 

154 

106 

New  York  City 

New  York 

N Y 

Tlieodorus  Baily 

227 

145 

[Niagara 

Niagara 

N Y 

Joseph  West 

468 

335 

Nicholson’s  House 

Warren 

N C 

George  Nicholson 

223 

Nicholl’s  Inn 

Dearborn 

In 

George  Nicholls 

Nicholas  c h 

Nicholas 

Ya 

323 

Nicholasville 

Jessamine 

K 

Benjn.  Netherland 

564 

34 

Nine  Bridges 

Queen  Ann’s 

Md 

George  Moffit 

114 

82 

Nineveh 

Frederick 

Va 

Alexr.  Compton 

84 

154 

Nixon’s 

Marion 

M T 

George  H Nixon 

1224 

Noland’s  Ferry 

Loudoun 

Va 

Dade  P.  Nowland 

43 

Nole  Chucky 

T 

David  Rodgers 

Norfolk 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Joseph  Jones 

358 

[Norfolk 

Norfolk 

Yra 

Andr  J.  M’Conico 

229 

114 

Norridgewock 

Kennebeck 

Me 

William  Spalding 

653 

100 

Norristown 

Montgomery 

P 

James  Coates 

166 

88 

North  Adams 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Wm,  "Waterman 

408 

150 

North  Armenia 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Alexander  Neely 

330 

92 

Northampton 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Daniel  Wright 

385 

94 

Northampton 

Montgomery 

N Y 

John  Fay 

425 

63 

Northampton 

Northampton 

P 

189 

93 

Northampton 

Portage 

0 

350 

195 

Northampton  c h 

Northampton 

Va 

John  Adams 

257 

164 

[Northampton  c h 

Northampton 

N C 

Hardy  Cobb 

232 

115 

North  Attleborough 

Ms 

Israel  Hatch 

North  Bend 

Hamilton 

0 

James  Silver 

520 

120 

[North  Benton 

Ontario 

N Y 

Martin  Gage 

Northboroiig’u 

Worcester 

Ms 

Benjamin  Munroe 

405 

34 

[North  Bridge 

Worcester 

Ms 

Chauncey  Taft 

407 

North  Bridgewater 

Ms 

Charles  Packard 

North  Castie 

West  Chester 

N Y 

John  Smith 

265 

138 

222 

t ',n 

Office. 

County. 

•Stale. 

Cost-Blasters 

i a 

•Jiltc 

-iy 

'■ff 

Norih  East 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Israel  Reynolds 

j65 

90 

North  East 

Erie 

P 

John  M’Cord 

tlo 

North  East 

Cecil 

Md 

Jolin  Maffit 

84 

Norlu  End 

Matthews 

Va 

V*  tlliam  Biake 

itfj 

98 

North  Falmouth 

.Ms 

Ebenezer  Nye 

Northfield 

Hampshire 

Ms 

John  Nevers 

412 

118 

NOrtliford 

New  Haven 

Ct 

Augustus  Tyler 

314 

4 

North  Hempstead 

Queens 

N Y 

James  Poole 

256 

North  Hero 

Grand  Isle 

Vt 

Jed-cdiah  P.  Ladd 

North  Hero’s  c li 

Franklin 

Vt 

• 

543 

North  Killing-worth 

Middlesex 

Ct 

Aaron  Wilcox 

North  Middleton 

Bourbon 

K 

541 

49 

North  Norwich 

Chenango 

N Y 

Pardon  Morris 

34^ 

North  Pluiriton 

Ms 

Ebenezer  Cobdel 

North  Penfield 

Ontario 

N Y 

Silas  Dunham 

Northport 

Hancock 

Me 

Jones  Shaw 

662 

108 

Northi-ing-ton 

Hartford 

Ct 

Richard  Bacon 

34~ 

9 

North  Salem 

West  Chester 

N Y 

Jesse  Smith 

North  Scipio 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Sherm’nBeardslev 

North  Stonington 

New  Condon 

Ct 

I'll  os.  T.  Willis 

o8j 

53 

Northumberland 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Harry  Granger 

392 

36 

Northumberland 

NorthumbFd 

P 

John  Cowden 

164 

57 

Northumberland  c h 

XorthumblM 

Va 

John  Hughlett 

13o 

96 

North  W.  U.  Bridge 

Norfolk 

Va 

Miles  Brett 

251 

142 

Northwood 

Rockingham 

X H 

John  Ember 

514 

21 

Nortli  Yarmouth 

Cumberland 

Me 

David  Mitchell 

564 

Norton 

Bristol 

Ms 

Earl  P.  White 

448 

Norton 

Delaware 

o 

Samuel  D.  Wyatt 

Norwalk 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Y\  illiam  M.  Betts 

273 

71 

Norwalk 

Huron 

0 

Joseph  Pearse 

Norway 

Cumberland 

Me 

William  Reed 

592 

45, 

Norway 

Herkimer 

X Y 

Josiah  Smith 

442 

Norwich 

Windsor 

Vt 

George  Riley 

•r82 

43 

Norwich 

New  Condon 

Ct 

John  Hvde 

36/ 

ss 

Noru  ich 

Coenango 

N Y 

Peter  Randall 

33  7 

m 

Nottingham 

Rockingham 

N H 

Henry  Butler,  jr. 

5T1 

25 

Nottingham 

• : Georges 

Md 

Wm.  Worthington 

38 

32  1 

Nottingham  West 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Reuben  Greeh 

Nunda 

Alleghany 

N Y 1 

Russell  G.  Huid 

399 

2sr 1 

Nuttall’s  Store 

Granville 

N C 

John  Nuttall 

28j 

225 


1 — 

1 

Dist.  from 

Office. 

Count’!. 

State. 

JJost-J\lasters. 

Wa. 

Slate 

City. 

~aP- 

Oak  Grove 

Lunenburg 

Ya 

Benj.  Wilkinson 

210 

94 

Oak.  Hall 

Gree in 

i He 

S C 

James  H.  Foster 

525 

120 

| Oakliam 

\\  ore  ester 

Ms 

Joseph  Fobes 

425 

62 

: Oak  Hill 

Greene 

N y 

'acob  Raggen 

352 

Oak  Hill 

Laurencce 

s c 

Elihu  Cresswell 

i Oak  Hill 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

Alexander  Clausel 

1 OakHill,or  Ashe’s  st. 

Fauquier 

Va 

Peter  Adams 

56 

135 

Oak  Orchard 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Elijah  Hawlev 

Oaks 

Hanover 

Ya 

John  T Rawlins 

Oakville 

Buckin 

o ham 

Va 

vVm.  W.  Hendrick 

' Oatland  Mills 

Loudon 

Va 

George  Carter 

ji  Oblong1 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Thos  Hitchcock 

392 

Occoquan 

Pr.  William 

Va 

James  Russell 

2. 

99 

! OfllittS 

Hampshire 

Va 

James  M.  Offutt 

Ogdensbnrg 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Lewis  Hasbrouch 

51k 

229 

Oil  Creek 

Crawford 

P 

Samuel  Kerr 

O' 

305 

1 Old  Bridge 

Middlesex 

N J 

Jos.  Van  Wickle 

2o, 

38 

: Old  Salt  House 

Lincoln 

T 

John  Kellev 

79: 

256 

Old  Sheshequin 

Lycoming 

P 

Charles  Chapman 

2 7! 

175 

! Oldtown 

Allegany 

Md 

George  W.  Glaze 

14- 

173 

I Oldtown 

iioss 

0 

H’rv  S.  Fernandes 

! Olean,  or  Hamit  Vill. 

Lataragus 

N Y 

435 

317 

1 Olympian  Springs 

Bath 

K 

William  Bashaw 

55j 

68 

Oneida,  or  Castleton 

Oneida 

N Y 

George  Baldwin 

4J6 

i Onondaga 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Jasper  Hopper 

394 

147 

| Onondaga  c h 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Neh  H.  Earl 

Onslow  c h 

Onslow 

N C 

E len  Bell 

400 

;i  Opelousas 

Opeiousa 

L 

Levin  Wales 

I46u 

223 

| Openheim 

Montgomery 

N Y 

Ezekiel  Belding 

414 

52 

t;  Oquago 

Broome 

N Y 

George  Harper 

bi3 

156 

Oran 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Philo  Cleveland 

391 

115 

ii  Orange 

Frunkh 

n 

Ms 

Lym.  Harrington 

Orange 

Essex 

N J 

Jol'.n  M.  Lindsey 

221 

54 

1 Orange 

Trumbull 

0 

I’heoph  Cotton 

315 

220 

I Orangeburg1 
Orangeville 

Orange 

s c 

N Y 

Sanders  Glover,  jr. 
Jerrv  Merrill 

549 

42 

Orange  c h 

Orange 

Va 

Paul  Verdier 

io4' 

111 

Orange  Springs 
[Orford 

Orange 

Ya 

James  Nelson 

92 

99 

Grafton 

N K 

William  Howard 

515 

lOrford 

Hartfoi 

d 

Ct 

\ V e 1 Is  W oodb  ri  dge 
John  P.  Smith 

321 

10 

Orlea 

.Fauquier 

Va 

224 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post  Masters. 

His:. 

If  a 
City. 

; -'jin 

State 

Cap. 

Orleans 

Barnstable 

Ms  ! 

Jonathan  Bascom 

516 

94 

Orrington 

Hancock 

Me  |Benjamin  Nourse 

692 

133 

Orreskunny 

Oneida 

N Y Garret  G.  Lansing 

403 

lo5 

Orrsville 

Pendleton 

8 C 

Mark  K.  Collins 

607 

Orville 

Onondaga 

A Y 

Isaac  Osgood 

394 

142 

Orwell 

Bradford 

P 

Chauncey  Frisby 

296 

187 

Orwell 

Rutland 

t t 

Josiah  Austin 

453 

S9 

Orwisburg 

Schuylkill 

P 

Ab.  Reefschneider 

170 

78 

O^sippee 

Strafford 

X H 

Moses  Colby 

545 

73 

Oswego 

Onondaga 

X Y 

Nathan  Sage 

421 

185 

Oswego  Falls 

Oneida 

X Y 

James  L\  on 

421 

174 

O's  go 

Otsego 

X Y 

Erastus  Dean 

361 

114 

Otis,  or  Bethlehem 

Berkshire 

\ls 

Basil  Seymour 

382 

150 

Otisco 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Jesse  Swan 

388 

140 

Otsetic,  or  German 
Otter  Bridge 

Chenango 

X Y 

Ebenezer  Hill 

350 

Bedford 

Va 

John  Jones 

245 

Ottsvdle 

Bucks 

p 

Micliael  Oit 

183 

Overalls 

Shenandoah 

Va 

Elias  Overalls 

107 

101 

Overton  c h or  Mon- 

Overton 

T 

James  Whiteside 

687 

Ovid  [roe 

Seneca 

N Y 

John  Maynard 

338 

£14 

O wasco 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Mart  Cuvkendall 

380 

174 

Owego 
Owego  Creek 
Owen’s  Tavern 
Owensville 

Tioga 

Tioga 

Middlesex 

Gibson 

N Y 
N Y 
Ya 
In 

Sieph.  B.  Leonard 
Walter  Hewick 
M. chain  Owens 
Philip  Briscoe 

317 

205  1 

Owingsville 

Bath 

K 

Edward  Stockton 

519 

70 

Oxford 

Worcester 

Ms 

Arch’d  Campbell 

387 

50 

Oxford 

New  Haven 

Ct 

David  Conde 

348 

56 

Oxford 

Chenango 

X Y 

John  Tracy 

328 

119 

Oxford 

Adams 

P 

Joseph  A.  Sharp 

5S 

45 

Oxford 

Granville 

X c 

R.  N.  Henderson 

258 

Oxford 

Butler 

0 

John  C. Irwin 

528 

0 xford 

Delaware 

0 

427 

37 

Oxford 

Chester 

p 

Timothv  Kirk 

108 

lo8  1 

Oxford 

Caroline 

Va 

Peter  Nelson 

93 

71  : 

Oxford  Furnace 

Sussex 

X Y 

John  P.  Robeson 

218 

Oyster  Bay 

Queens 

N Y 

James  Colwell 

| 262 

180 

Oyster  Bav  South 

Queens 

N Y 

Timothy  Carman 

j 263 

160 

Paddytown 

Padfields 

[Hampshire 

Ya 

11 

Am.  Armstrong 

l3o 

1 20o 

234 

Painville 

[Amelia 

Va 

Bernard  Lear 

79  . 

Office. 

County. 

j 

Post  .Musters. 

hist,  from 
fVa.  Siute 
City  Cap. 

Painsville 

Geauga 

0 

Sami.  \X . Phelps 

345 

250 

Painted  Post 

Steuben 

N Y 

John  E.  Evans 

280 

261 

Painter’s  ^ Hoads 

Delaware 

P 

John  Painter 

1 Paintville 

ruscarora 

° 

362 

Palatine 

Montgomery 

N Y 

Archd.  Anderson 

421 

60 

Palatine 

in  | 

666 

Pa  Mine  Bridge 

Montgomery 

N V 

Ed.  S.  Callender 

Paiermo 

Lincoln 

Me 

John  Marctin 

635 

79 

Palestine 

Laurens 

In 

John  Brown 

657 

Palestine 

Crawford 

U 

Wm.  Wilson 

i Palmertown 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Daniel  Hicks 

404 

46 

Palmer 

Jampden 

.Ms 

Amos  Hamilton 

382 

73 

Palmvra 

Somerset 

Me 

Samuel  Lancey 

662 

108 

Palmyra 

Edwards 

: 1 T 

726 

Palmvra 

Ontario 

N Y 

Ira  Selby 

369 

220 

1 Palmyra 

Dauphin 

Adam  Littering 

128 

15 

! Palmyra 

Portage 

0 

Parritt  Hadley 

343 

217 

Palmyra 

Martin 

:J  C 

James  Gordon 

270 

Palmyra 

Montgomery 

r 

Wm  L.  Brown 

777 

287 

Panther’s  Creek 

Surry 

X C 

Wm.  Thornton,  jr. 

381 

Paoli 

Orange 

N Y 

William  Hoggat 

Paoli 

In 

Peleg  If.  Allen 

637 

Paperville  . 

Sullivan 

T 

439 

1 Paradise 

Lancaster 

P 

David  Wilmer,  jr. 

133 

Parnam’s  Store 

Sussex 

Va 

John  Parham 

176 

53 

Paris 

Oxford 

Me 

Russel  Huhbard 

598 

50 

Paris 

Oneida 

N Y 

H.  M’Niel 

382 

105 

Paris 

Fauquier 

Va 

Isaac  Settle 

56 

144; 

Paris 

Jefferson 

In 

600 

. Paris 

Bourbon 

K 

William  Paton 

533 

40 

Paris  Furnace 

Oneida 

N Y 

Joseph  Howard 

395 

107 

Parishville 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Daniel  Hoard 

624 

235 

Parkersburg 

Wood 

Va 

Thomas  Neale 

320 

430 

Parker’s  Ferry 

Colleton 

S C 

David  Parker 

Parkersville 

s c 

Parkinson’s  Ferry 

Washington 

p 

George  Wyeth 

225 

213 

Parkman 

Geauera 

0 

R.  B.  Parkman 

33U 

231 

Parma 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Zolred  Stevens 

4 ;2 

180 

Parsonfield 

York 

Me 

Isaac  B.  Barber 

557 

37 

Parsippany 

Morris 

N J 

Geo,  Brinkerhoff 

Office. 


Patchcgue 
Patesville 
Patrick  c h 
Patrick  Church 
Patrick’s  Mills 
Patterson 
Patterson 
Patterson’s  Store 
Patterson’s  Store 
Pattcnsburg 
Patucket  Bridge 
Pauling 
Pawlet 

Pawtucket  Falls 

Pawtuxet 

Paxton 

Paynesville 

Peacham 

Pea’s  Store 

Peace’s 

Peach  Bottom 

Peeble’s  Tavern 

Pedler’s  Mills 

Peeling' 

Pedricksburg 

Peekskill 

Pejipscot 

Pelham 

Pelham 

Pembroke 

Pembroke 

Pendleton  c h 

Penfield 

Penn’s  Store 

Penn’s  Yaiiey 

Pennsville 

Penobscott 

Pepperell 

Percevall’s 

Perkins 

Perkinsonville 


County. 

Stale. 

Suffolk 

N V 

Breckenridge 

K 

Patrick 

Va 

Fairfax 

Va 

Craven 

N C 

Putnam 

N Y 

Essex 

N J 

Kershaw 

S C 

Franklin 

N C 

Botetourt 

Va 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Duchess 

N Y 

Rutland 

Vt 

Providence 

R I 

Kent 

R I 

Worcester 

Ms 

Rockingham 

N C 

Caledonia 

Vt 

Fairfield 

s c 

Granville 

N C 

1 ork 

P 

Northampton 

N C 

Amherst 

Va 

Grafton 

N H 
N J 

West  Chestei 

N Y 

Cumberland 

Me 

Rockingham 

N H 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Rockingham 

N H 

Gennessee 

\ Y 

Pendleton 

S C 

Ontario 

N Y 

Patrick 

Va 

Centre 

O 

Christian 

Iv 

Hancock 

Me 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Brunswick 

Va 

Huron 

0 

Amelia 

Va 

Post  . Musters . 


Nathaniel  Smith 
\\  illiamPate 
John  Napier 
Wm.  Lindsay 
J B.  Patrick 
Epenetus  Crozbv 
Henry  Goodwin 
Reuben  Patterson 
Smith  Pa  terson 
Thomas  Martin 
Nathaniel  \\  right 
Charles  Hurd 
Dorastus  Fitch 
Otis  Tiffany 
John  A.  Aborn 
Tyler  Goddard 
William  Payne 
Hector  M’Lean 
Alston  F.  Pea 
John  M.  Peace 
John  Kirk 
John  De  Amis 
llich’d  N Eubank 

Joel  Haines 
William  Nelson 
Moses  Rowe 
Benjamin  Skelton 
Constant  R.iggles 
Benj’n  Cushing 
Elijah  Flint 
John  L.  Lewis 
Jacob  B Bryan 
Janies  Penn 
Thomas  Hemphill 
George  Penn 
William  Freeman 
Tames  Lewis,  jr. 
Grieve  Drummond 
John  Beatty 
Peter  Risen 


Cist. 

Ua. 

City. 

front 

State 

Cap. 

289 

206 

715 

342 

270 

370 

92 

304  118 

254 

77 

237 

189 

463 

25 

510 

124 

417 

112 

420 

4 

415 

6 

532 

62 

499 

76 

57 

206 

224 

150 

557 

62 

278 

97 

584 

30 

472 

40 

4u3 

76 

510 

Y 

408 

562 

142 

39 1 

229 

342 

250 

6S7 

133 

191 

67 

195 

61 

Office. 

County. 

<tate. 

Post  blasters. 

Dist 
TV  a. 
City. 

from 

State 

.ap. 

Pemnton 

Ontario 

N Y 

375 

Ptrry 

Gennessec 

N Y 

Thomas  Eagerly 

375 

272 

Perrvopolis 

Favette 

P 

209 

Perrvville 

Huntingdon 

N J 

Charles  Carhart 

Perrvsville 

Tattnall 

G 

758 

Perrysville 

Mercer 

£ 

Edward  Bullock 

Peru 

Clinton 

N Y 

Asa  Elmore 

503 

157 

Peru 

Berkshire 

is 

Geo.  W.  M' El  wain 

Peru 

Bennington 

Vt 

Reuben  Bigelow 

429 

95 

i Petersborough 

Madison 

N Y 

Peter  S.  Smith 

391 

120 

Peterborough 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Samuel  Smith 

464 

69 

Petersburg 

Adams 

P 

Ephraim  Davis 

77 

54 

Petersburg 

Dinwiddle 

Ya 

Thomas  Shore 

146 

24 

Petersburg 

Elbert 

G 

lohu  Watkins 

644 

Peters!, am 

Worcester 

Ms 

H' itch  Hap  good 

4?2  5 

70 

Peterstown 

Monroe 

Va 

Christian  Peters 

31 

251 

Petersville 

Frederick 

Md 

Patrick  M’Gill,  jr 

56 

89 

Pettypaugh 

Middlesex 

Va 

Abraham  Pratt 

Pharsalia 

Chenango 

N Y 

Nathaniel  Waldron 

347 

1^8 

Phelps 

Ontario 

N Y 

David  M’Neale 

354 

197 

Philadelphia 

Philadelphia 

P 

Richard  Bache 

137 

100 

Philadelphia 

Monroe 

A 

897 

125 

: Phillips 

Somerset 

Me 

666 

Phillipsburg 

Centre 

P 

Win.P.  Dewees 

213 

149 

. Phillipsburg 

Orange 

N Y 

265 

99 

1 Phillips’s  store 

Nash 

N C 

Jjesse  Taylor 

236 

Philips’s  store 

Va 

Jacob  Philips 

! Phillipston 

Worcester 

Ms 

Eze’l  L.  Bascome 

. Phillipsville 

Feliciana 

L 

Wm  E.  Pnillips 

' Phipsburg 

Lincoln 

Me 

Mark  L Hall 

6i  5 

Pickaway  Plains 

Ross 

O 

! Henry  Neville 

422 

27 

' Pickensville 

Pendleton 

S C 

John  Archer 

544 

124 

Piermont 

Graf  ion 

N H 

Robert  W.  Scott 

51c 

/o 

Pig  Point 

Ann  Arundel 

Md 

iltezin  Estep 

6 

22 

Pike 

Gennessee 

N Y 

i 

3 - 

Pike 

Bradford 

? 

'Isaac  H.  Ross 

Piketon 

Jackson 

O 

j 

36 

. Pikeiov.m 

Pike 

O 

/Nathan  Glover 

427 

62 

Pikeville  ’ 

Rnea 

T 

62o 

100 

..  Pikeville 

Clearfield 

P 

[Thomas  M’Clure 

1 Pikeville 

Baltimore 

Md 

jRobertLong 

03 

GO 

228 


Diet,  f>  om 

Office. 

County. 

State. 

JPost-JHasters. 

Wa. 

State 

City . 

Cap. 

Pilesville 

Glvn 

G 

Samuel  Piles 

Pinckneyville 

Union 

S C 

Daniel  M’Mahon 

45S 

112 

Pinckneyville 

Wilkinson 

Mis 

Edward  Randolph 

1314 

54 

Pine  Barren 

A T 

James  R.  Benson 

Pine  Bush 

Ulster 

N Y 

W N.  M’Donald 

Pine  Flat 

Monroe 

A 

911 

Pine  Grove 

Schuylkill 

P 

John  Barr 

Pine  Grove  Mills 

Centre 

P 

Stephen  Davis 

174 

112 

Pine  Hill 

York 

S C 

Hugh  White 

434 

106| 

Pineville 

Charleston 

s c 

Theodore  Gourdin 

497 

lu6 

Piney  Grove 

Southampton 

Ya 

Jacob  Barnes 

215 

91 

Piquatown 

Miami 

0 

Armstg.  Brandon 

607 

801 

Pistaeaway 

Pr.  George 

Md 

Joseph  Hatton 

lb 

58l 

1641 

Pitch  Landing 

nerttord 

N C 

Geo.  B.  Outlaw 

251 

Pittsborough 

Pittsburg 

Chatham 

N C 

Zachr  Harmance 

324 

56 

Allegany 

P 

John  Johnston 

225 

212 

Pittsfield 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Joshua  Danf'orth 

37  o 

133 

Pittsfield 

Ontario 

N Y 

381 

Pittsfield 

Rockingham 

N H 

Abraham  Drake 

Pittsford 

Ontario 

N Y 

390 

Pittsl’ord 

Rutland 

Yt 

John  Barnes,  jr. 

46c 

80 

Pittsgrove 

Salem 

N J 

Joseph  Cook 

181 

Pittston 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Jacob  Loud 

bob 

55 

Pittston 

Hunterdon 

N J 

Edward  Welsted 

198 

30 

Pittston 

Luzerne 

P 

Eleazer  Carey 

234 

126 

Pittstown 

Rensselaer 

N Y 

Adomj.  Newcomb 

080 

24 

Pittsylvania  c h 

Pittsylvania 

Va 

David  H Clarke 

274 

176 

Plainfield 

Cheshire 

N H 

478 

Plainfield 

Washington 

Vt 

Silas  Williams,  jr. 

58o 

Plainfield 

Hampshire 

Ms 

John  Mack 

4S5 

Plainfield 

Windham 

Ct 

Ebenezer  Eaton 

386 

44 

Plainfield 

Otsego 

N Y 

Ruggles  Spooner 

395 

8C 

Plainfield 

Essex 

N J 

Samuel  Manning 

213 

4C 

Plantation  No.  12,  or 

Washington 

Me 

Timothy  whiting 

788 

169 

Plattsburg  [ Oran  get. 

Clinton 

N Y 

John  Lynds 

515 

Platlekill 

Ulster 

N Y 

John  Hunt 

Pleasant  Grove 

Greenville 

S C 

Philip  C.  Lester 

121 

Pleasant  Grove 

Lunenburg 

Va 

Langston  Bacon 

257 

Pleasant  Grove 

Orange 

N C 

Andrew  M’Cawley 

Pleasant  Grove 
Pleasant  Hill 

Twiggs 

Mercer 

Ga 

Iv 

Seabern  Mims 
Francis  Vonhies 

229 

. | w ~ 

• Si  SI,, 

j/n 

Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

IVa 

Srate 

City. 

Cap. 

Pleasant  Level 

•lonroe 

A 

885 

1 37 

Pleasant  Valley 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Samuel  Baker 

313 

81 

Pleasant  Valley 

Fairfax 

Va 

Elijah  Hutchinson 

35 

Plough  and  Harrow 

Augusta 

Va 

Michael  Mauzy 

164 

137 

Pluckemin 

Somerset  - 

N J 

James  Harriott 

201 

44 

Plum  stead 

Bucks 

P 

John  Rodrock 

170 

113 

Plymoiit  h 

Grafton 

N H 

Nathan  Harris 

539 

44 

Plymouth 

Windsor 

Vt 

Daniel  Clark 

460 

82 

Plymouth 

Plymouth 

Ms 

James  Warren 

454 

36 

Plymouth 

Litchfield 

Ct 

A polios  Warner 

325 

22 

Plymouth 

Chenango 

N Y 

Judah  Bement 

415 

95 

Plymouth 

Luzerne 

P 

George  Lane 

214 

112 

Plymouth 

Washington 

N C 

John  Armistead 

302 

157 

Plympton 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Peltg  Wright 

455 

44 

j pocotaligo 

Beaufort 

S C 

William  Martin 

618 

187 

Point  Coupee  c h 

Feliciana 

L 

James  Mitchell 

j 

Point  Harmer 

Washington 

0 

George  Dunlary 

320 

i Pointopolis 

Clermont 

0 

W m.  Ewing 

Point  Pleasant 

Mason 

Va 

William  Langtry 

35.2 

377 

1 Poland 

Cumberland 

Me 

Robert  Waterman 

580 

26 

i Poland 

Trumbull 

O 

Jared  Kirtland 

283 

198 

Pollardsville 

Greenville 

S C 

William  Pollard 

531 

118 

i Pomfret,  or  Fredonia 

Chataugue 

N Y 

Moses  W.  Abel 

401 

Pomfret 

Windham 

Ct 

Lemuel  Grosvenor 

37  S 

40 

Pompey 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Victory  Birdseye 

404 

124 

Ponpey  West  Hill 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Asahel  Smith 

406 

119 

Pompton 

Morris 

N J 

Robert  Colfax 

262 

87 

i Poole’s  Store 

Montgomery 

Md 

Dennis  Lackland 

32 

73 

Poolesville 

Spartanburg 

S C 

Fortunat.  H.  Legg 

506 

103 

Popeville 

Sullivan 

T 

Thomas  White 

1 Poplar  Grove 

Newbury 

S C 

Willis  Crenshaw 

553 

46 

1 Poplar  Ridge 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Eliphalet  Sawyer 

389 

164 

1 Poplar  Springs 

Ann  Arundel 

Md 

Allen  Dorsey 

65 

57 

Poplar  Town,  or 

Worcester 

Md 

Jas.  A Coilins 

186 

119 

1 Poplin  [Trap 

Rockingham 

N H 

Nathaniel  Merrill 

500 

28 

Port  Deposit 

Cecil 

Md 

Samuel  Clendenin 

81 

74 

Port  Elizabeth 

Cumberland 

N J 

Stephen  Willis 

196 

89 

Port  Gibson 

Claiborne 

Mi 

S Hoit 

1221 

33 

Port  Glasgow 

Seneca 

N Y 

Norman  Sheldon 

Portland 

Cumberland 

Me  Robert  Ilsley 

55-i 

Portland 

Chataugue 

N Y 

Galvin  Barns 

404- 

340 

I 


230 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Master j. 

Hist. 

Ha. 

City. 

from 

S.ule 

Cap. 

Port  Republic 

Rockingham 

Va 

Joseph  Graham 

149 

131 

Port  Iioyal 

Caroline 

Ya 

Newton  Berrvman 

SJ 

65 

Port  Royal 

Montgomery 

T 

Joseph  Woolfolk 

772j 

250 

Port’s  Ferry 

Marion 

S C 

Francis  Greaves 

43d 

145 

Portsmouth 

Rockingham 

N H 

Jonathan  Pa\son 

5u0 

44 

Portsmouth 

Newport 

R I 

Thomas  Corv,  jr. 

428 

20 

Portsmouth 

Sciota 

0 

Thomas  AYaller 

451 

86 

Portsmouth 

Norfolk 

Ya 

Jesse  Nicholson 

231 

113 

Port  Tobacco 

Charles 

Md 

Alexander  Sanxter 

34 

74 

Port  William 

Gallatin 

K 

Mames  W.  Vt’aller 

584 

44 

Post  Hill 

Morgan 

G 

J.  Bennett 

Potosi 

Washington 

Mo  T 

934 

60 

Potsdam 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Caleb  Hough 

532 

24o 

Potter’s  Mills 

Centre 

P 

James  Porter,  jr. 

176 

73 

pottiesville 

Louisa 

Va 

Nat.  Thompson,  jr 

98 

SI 

Pottsgrove 

Montgomery 

p 

Jacob  Drinkhouse 

149 

70 

Poughkeepsie 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Levi  M’lveen 

299 

75 

Poulteny 

Rutland 

Vt 

Daniel  Mailorv,  jr. 

429 

96 

Powell’s  Point 

Currituck 

N C 

| 

293 

poweilton 

Hancock 

G 

.Sampson  Duggar 

667 

36 

Pownal 

Cumberland 

Me 

1 

571 

pownal 

Bennington 

Vt 

Josiah  AY  right,  jr. 

4 <J0 

135 

prallsville 

Hunterdon 

N J 

William  L.  Frail 

Prattsville 

Alleganv 

Md 

Pratt 

12  o 

Preble 

Cortland 

X Y 

Jabez  B Phelps 

39o 

130 

Preston’s 

Rhea 

T 

James  Preston 

Preston 

New  London 

Ct 

Samuel  M. Downer 

378 

46 

Preston 

Harrison 

Ya 

George  H.  Camp 

252 

232 

Price’s  Mills 

Louisa 

Aha 

Thomas  A Hope 

121 

42 

Price’s  store 

Spartanburg 

S C 

Thomas  Price 

533 

Prince  Edward  c lv 

Pr  Edward 

Ya 

Joshua  League 

2 *3 

85 

Princess  Ann 

Somerset 

Md 

Littl’n  D.  Teackh 

155 

113 

Princeton 

Worcester 

Ms 

Samuel  Stevenson 

433 

52 

Princeton 

Schenectady 

N Y 

Calvin  Cheesemai 

370 

16 

Princeton 

Caldwell 

K 

Robert  A Ewing 

7S0 

227 

Princeton 

Gibson 

In 

John  J Neelv 

727 

Princeton 

Butler 

0 

Samuel  Bavlies 

Princeton 

Somerset 

N J 

Stephen  Morford 

178 

11 

Prospect 

Hancock 

Me 

Samuel  Sh  ite 

663 

l j9 

Prospect 

Pr.  Edward 

Va 

Robert  Amenable 

223 

prospect  Hill 

Fairfax 

Va 

.AVilliam  Wiley 

15 

133 

OJJice. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Blasters. 

Dist. 

Da. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cup. 

Providence 

Providence 

R I 

Gabriel  Allen 

416 

, Providence 

Luzerne 

P 

Benjamin  Slocum 

244 

135 

Providence 

Mecklenburg 

N C 

Tame;,  Wallis 

223 

177 

Provine 

Clark 

In 

William  G.  Guleclc 

600 

Provincetown 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Orsamus  Thomas 

543 

120 

Pruntytown 

Harrison 

Va 

Levi  Nott 

211 

309 

| Pughtown 

Chester 

P 

Tames  Everhart 

152 

70 

Pulaski 

Giles 

T • 

flenrv  Hagen 

822 

276 

Pultney 

Steuben 

N Y 

Toel  Pratt,  jr. 

332 

294 

Pulteneyvilie 

Ontario 

N Y 

Samuel  Ledyard 

404 

236 

Punch  Hall 

Caroline 

Md 

Elijah  Berwick 

114 

75 

Fungoteaugue 

Accomac 

Va 

Abel  Rodgers 

227 

194 

Putnam 

Muskingum 

0 

Henry  Safford 

369 

64 

Putney 

Windham 

Vt 

Amasa  Manley 

43“ 

101 

Putney’s  store 

Northampton 

N C 

Richard  Putney 

209 

131 

Quakerhill 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Albro  Aikin 

Quakertown 

Bucks 

P 

William  Green 

174 

96 

Quantico  Mills 

Somerset 

Md 

John  S.  Kill 

136 

96 

Quarlesville 

Brunswick 

Va 

Andrew  Fields 

195 

72 

Queen  Ann 

Pr.  George 

Md 

Tohn  Randall,  jr. 

27|  13 

Queensdale 

Robeson 

N C 

James  M’Queen 

594 

Queenstown 

Queen  Ann’s 

Md 

Nicholas  M.  Hobbs 

64'  24 

Quincey 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Mettram  Yesay 

497 

9 

Rahway 

Essex 

N J 

Richard  March 

206 

39' 

Paine’s  Tavern 

Cumberland 

Va 

John  Raine,  jr. 

195 

72 

Raleigh 

Wake 

N C 

Benj  B Smith 

288 

Rarnapo  Works 

Rockland 

N Y 

Jer.  H.  Pierson 

26o 

122 

Ramsey’s  Ferry 

Livingston 

K 

Christ.  C.  limits 

Randolph 

Orange 

Vt 

William  Nutting 

502 

23 

Randolph 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Jonathan  Spear 

445 

15 

Randolph 

Starke 

0 

335 

162 

Ransom’s  Bridge 

Halifax 

N C 

John  Portis 

251 

72 

Rantoles 

S C 

Wilkie 

RappahannockAcd’y 

Caroline 

Va 

75 

Ravenna 

Portage 

0 

William  Tappan 

339 

177 

Raymond 

Rockingham 

N H 

Joseph  Blake 

506 

22 

Raymond 

Cumberland 

Me 

Stephen  Sweet 

576 

22 

Readfield 

Kennebec.k 

Me 

Samuel  Currier 

625 

68 

Reading  TownHouse 

Fairfield 

Ct 

V illiam  Sanford 

29'- 

63 

Reading 

Steuben 

N Y 

John  Starkey 

331 

249 

Reading 

Middlesex 

Ms 

J ohn  W eston 

47  i 

12 

232 


Office. 



County. 

State. 

Post  Jylaslers. 

iH8L. 

n a. 

itu. 

j"m 

S<ate 

Cap. 

Heading'- 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Wm.  Comstock. 

'85 

67 

Heading 

Berks 

lJ 

John  Walter 

143 

52 

Heading 

Windsor 

Vt 

Abel  Gibson,  ir 

Readsborough 

Clearfield 

P 

Alexander  Read 

22  7 

163 

Head’s  Cori'.er 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Geo.  Read,  jr. 

Heading 

Hamilton 

0 

Robert  Blair 

Readyville 

Rutherford 

T 

Charles  Ready 

760 

148 

Reamstown 

Lancaster 

P 

Frederick  Zec-gler 

128 

41 

Recto  rtown 

Loudon 

Va 

52 

Red  Bank 

Colleton 

s C 

Michael  Rayso 

593 

Red  Bluff 

Claiborne 

M T 

William  W hite 

1192 

64 

I’edfield 

Oneida 

0 [David  Dickerson 

440' 

Hedhook 

Dutchess 

N V John  Wheeler 

317 

53 

Red  House 

Caswell 

N C 

G.  W.  Jeffrevs 

313 

i 

Red  Shoal 

Stokes 

X C 

Isaac  N.  Ladd 

385 

Rehoboth 

Bristol 

'>is 

Rufus  Round 

425 

Reid’s  store. 

Cambpell 

Va 

John  Reid 

235 

127 

Reid’s  store 

Moore 

X C 

David  Reid 

o-il 

53 

Reistertown 

Baltimore 

Md 

George  Fisher 

54 

, 46 

Rehrersburg 

Bucks 

Pa 

Geo.  Havner 

Remberston 

Sumpter 

S C 

James  Crosswell 

519, 

Rerasen 

Oneida 

X Y 

Herman  Ferry 

4u9 

104 

Renssellaerville 

Albany 

N Y 

Eli  Hutchinson 

409 

14 

Reynoldsburg 

ctumphrey 

T 

Joslma  Williams 

823 

293 

Rhinebeck 

Dutchess 

X Y 

F.  A.  Livingston 

311 

59 

Riceborough 

Liberty 

G 

William  Raker 

692 

194 

Rice  & Oi  r’s  Store 

Pendleton 

S C 

Christopher  Orr 

1 

Richard’s  Tavern 

Edgefield 

9 C 

David  Richardson 

581 

74 

Richfield 

Otsego 

N Y 

Da.  id  W aterman 

496 

. ^ 

Richland 

Venango 

Pa 

Jacob  Karrold 

1 

Richland 

Oneida 

N Y 

Allen  Farquar 

487 

145 

Richland 

Giles 

T 

John  Jones 

815 

174 

Richmond 

YVavn  e 

In 

Robert  Morrison 

! 

Richmond 

Cheshire 

N H 

Job  Dixbv 

445 

81 

Richmond 

Boss 

0 

John  Graves 

j 

Richmond 

Jefferson 

O 

I 

Richmond 

Chi  tender! 

Vt 

Moor  Russell 

499 

26 

Richmond 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Cyprian  Branch 

372 

134 

Richmond 

Washington 

R I 

G P.  Pitman 

ou6 

45 

Richmond 

Northampton 

P 

Christian  Raker 

2 20 

Richmond 

Henrico 

.Va 

William  Foushee 

\ 1 23 

j 

Ofice. 

County. 

S:aie. 

Post -.Masters. 

Dist.  from 
Ha.  State 
City. . Cap. 

Richmond 

Mad  son 

K 

Robert  Miller 

572 

55 

Richmond  c li 

Richmond 

Va 

John  Tay  loe 

122 

62 

Richmond  c h 

Richmond 

N C 

John  Coleman 

403 

115 

Richmond’s 

Chester 

s c 

James  Richmond 

444 

100 

Ridge 

St.  Mary’s 

Md 

Mathias  Clarke 

97 

112 

Ridge 

Edgefield 

S C 

Ira  Scot 

559 

33 

Ridgeburg 

>range 

N V 

Benjamin  Dunning 

Ridge  burg 

Fairfield 

Ct 

S.  C.  Lynes 

Ridgefield 

Fairfield 

ct 

William  Keeler 

232 

64 

i Ridg'eviile 

Warren 

0 

John  Biair 

376 

226 

: Ridgeway 

Gennessee 

N Y 

James  Brown 

441 

284 

Rtdgeville 

Gayahoga 

0 

Moses  Eietred 

395 

148 

! Riga 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Richard  Dibble 

40B 

212 

Rindge 

Cheshire 

N H 

Moses  Todd 

Ringo’s 

Hunterdon 

N J 

Jer.  Kershaw 

177 

17 

Ripley 

Hancock 

Me 

a 

674 

Ripley 

Brown 

0 

437 

100 

Ripley 

Chataugay 

N Y 

Robert  Dickson 

Ripley  c li 

Riplev 

in 

549 

Ripton 

Fairfield 

ct 

A.  Judson 

298 

5S 

Rising  Sun 

Cecil 

Md 

Reuben  Reynolds 

106 

98 

Rising  Sun 

Dearborn 

Tn 

Caleb  A.  Craft 

595 

Ritchesou’s 

AnneArundel 

Md 

Jno.  Richeson 

River  Head 

New  London 

Ct 

Peter  Comstock 

351 

50 

Rixieville 

Culpeper 

Ya 

Amos 

1 Roan’s  Creek 

Carter 

T 

Reuben  Thornton 

516 

141 

Robbinston 

Washington 

Vie 

John  Brewer 

8pl 

277 

. Kobbstown 

Vestmorel’d 

p 

James  B.  Oliver 

217 

205 

1 Robert’s  Store 

Halifax 

Va 

James  Eastham 

278 

Robertson’s  Fork 

Giles 

T 

Robert  vide 

Beaufort 

s c 

Thomas  Polhill 

596 

Rochester 

Windsor 

Vt 

John  Flint 

Rochester 

Ontario 

N Y 

389 

i Rochester 

Strafford 

V H 

John  B.  Bruzel 

517 

50 

Rochester 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Natlian  Willis 

468 

71 

Rochester 

Gennessee 

V Y 

Abelard  Reynolds 

396 

236 

Rockavvay 

Morris 

V J 

losepb  Jackson 

242 

77 

Rockford 

Sorry 

V C 

Thomas  W.  Lester 

4o2 

114 

Rock  Hall 

Kent 

id 

Thomas  Harris 

68 

55 

Rockingham 

Windham 

Vt 

Horace  Baxter 

455 

85 

Rockingham  c h 

Rockingham 

N C 

James  Campbell 

319 

Lf 

234 


Office. 

Count y. 

State 

Posl-Hlasters. 

Dist 

ila 

Cilu. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Rock  Mills 

Pendleton 

S C 

Major  Lewis 

Rock  Island 

Warren 

T 

Peter  Burum 

Rock  Landing- 

Halifax 

N C 

Jos.  IV.  Scott 

Rockville 

Montgomery 

Aid 

Johnt  Adamson,  jr. 

15 

56 

Rockville 

Frederick 

Va 

Cyrus  W.  Murray 

Rocky  Hill 

Hartford 

Ct 

Eli  Goodrich 

35S 

4 

Rocky  Hill  Mills 

Fauquier 

Va 

Wm.  H.  Hampton 

32 

Rockey  Mount 

Franklin 

Ya 

It.  M.  Taliaferro 

282 

210 

Rockey  Mount 

Chester 

S C 

Yinccnf  A.  Edwds. 

48. 

Rockey  Mount 

Nash 

N C 

J C.  13.  Atkinson 

Rockey  iiiige 

Christian 

K 

John  M’Caughan 

779 

226 

Rockey  Spring- 

Mi 

David  M’Clelland 

Rockey  Springs 

Rockingham 

N C 

William  Bearing 

339 

146 

Rock  Spring 

Nelson 

Va 

Henry  Bibb,  jr. 

Rogers  y.  Roads 

Ontario 

N Y 

Wm.  Rogers,  jr. 

Rogers’  Mills  . 

Saratoga 

N Y 

Sami.  Morrison 

3.39 

44 

Rogersville 

Hawkins 

r 

Francis  Danzell 

4 75 

66 

Rogersville 

Pendleton 

S C 

las  Armstrong 

58^ 

Rome 

Oneida 

N Y 

Joshua  Hathaway 

4 -07 

111 

Rome 

Ashtabula 

0 

w 

o 

o 

'-'i 

Romney 

Hampshire 

Va 

John  Jack 

116 

214 

Romulus 

Seneca 

N Y 

John  Sayre 

340 

204 

Rootstown 

0 

340 

172 

Roseville 

Delaware 

N Y 

Martin  Leet 

3S5 

70 

Roscommon 

Steuben 

N Y 

Enos  Silsbe 

312 

229 

Rosebu  rg 

Armstrong 

P 

Jno.  M’Gonagle 

264 

245 

Rose  Mills 

Amherst 

Ya 

John  N.  Rose 

190 

Roseville 

Va 

Stephen  Beard 

Rosman’s 

Bellmont 

0 

Philip.  Rosman 

335 

Rossie  Iron  Work 

St.  Lawrence 

X Y 

Roswell  Rvon 

492 

203 

Ross  Township 

Green 

0 

Horace  Lawrence 

Rnssville 

Cherokee  na 

r 

John  Ross 

Rossville  [stantia 

York  [tier 

o 

Amos  Lnderwood 

98 

36 

Rotterdam,  or  Con- 

Oneida 

N Y 

Burnet  Dundas 

439 

142 

Rough  CreekCkurch 

Charlotte 

Yra 

Samuel  Hannah 

237 

114 

Round  Hill 

p 

Thomas  Jordan 

Rmnd  Lick 

Smith 

r 

Armistead  Moore 

701 

160 

Rvwley 

Essex 

Ms 

James  Smith 

468 

32 

Roxborough 

Person 

N C 

lohn  Williams 

295j  146 

II  xburv  [ings 

Delaware 

N Y 

Tit  Montgomery 

4 JO 

71 

Roibury,  or  Lever- 

Philadelphia 

P 

Aaron  Levering 

156 

235 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

!)  a 

City 

||lll 
1 • 0> 

Royal 

Sampson 

N C 

Reason  Royal 

381 

93 

Royalton 

Windsor 

Vt 

Lorrain  Terry 

491 

33 

Kovalton 

Worcester 

Ms 

Joseph  Esterbrook 

428 

72 

Rovalton 

0 

lacob  Rush 

Rovalstown 

Lancaster 

O 

41.3 

36 

Rumford  Academy 

King  William 

Va 

Richard  Hill 

125 

34 

Rumford 

Oxford 

Me 

Nathan  Adams,  jr 

T310 

70 

• Rumley 

Jefferson 

o 

316 

142 

Rumney 

Grafton 

N H 

Kendall  Osgood 

513 

Rupoit 

Bennington 

vt 

Oavid  Sheldon 

416 

119 

Eushford 

Cataragus 

N Y 

4j6 

RushVills 

Fairfield 

O 

lohn  Margnart 

Russell 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

Pliny  Goddard 

562 

213 

Russell  c h 

Russell 

Va 

James  Berry 

425 

352 

Russells  Settlement 

A T 

Fred.  Peck 

! Russellville 

Logan 

K 

Samuel  Gray 

727 

174 

! Russia 

Herkimer 

N Y 

Elijah  Carpenter 

41b 

95 

Rutherfordton 

Rutherford 

NT  C 

George  Walton 

472 

216 

Rutland 

Rutland 

Vt 

William  D.  Smith 

441 

83 

Rutland 

Worcester 

Ms 

Rufus  Putnam 

407 

52 

Rutland 

Jefferson 

N Y 

Tosiah  Massey 

4 So 

171 

Rutland 

Gallia 

O 

Eli  Stedman 

395 

Rutledge 

Granger 

T 

John  Brown 

55? 

34 

Rye 

West  Chester 

N Y 

Henry  L.  Penfield 

214 

171 

Rye  gate 

Caledonia 

Vt 

James  Whitelaw 

52  v 

50 

Sacarappa 

Cumberland 

Me 

-other  Fitch 

561 

7 

Sacket’s  Harbor 

J eff  erson 

N Y 

Elijah  Field,  jr. 

473 

177 

, Saco,  or  Biddeford 

York 

Me 

lohn  Cleaves 

539 

15 

Sag  Harbour 

Suffolk 

N Y 

len’v  P.  Dering 

jrr 

258 

Salem 

Clark 

G 

film  Floyd 

Salem 

Rockingham 

N H 

’nhn  Ewin 

4S4 

41 

Salem 

Washington 

In 

David  Burr 

61.) 

84 

Salem 

Essex 

Ms 

ioseph  F-.  Sprague 

45  o 

14 

Salem 

H as'iington 

N Y 

William  K.  Adams 

4 A 

46 

Salem 

Wayne 

P 

Vm  Woodhridge 

261 

152 

Salem 

Salem 

N .J 

fames  Se'rron,  jr. 

173 

61 

Salem 

Botetourt 

Va 

Parker  Campbell 

275 

199 

Salem 

Fauquier 

Va 

Turner  Dixon 

65 

.131 

Salem 

Columbiana 

O 

John  Street 

36  . 

190 

Salem 

Stokes 

N C 

Gotleib  Shober 

35 

121 

Salem 

Salem 

S c 

Wm.  M’Intosh 

496 

77 

236 


Office. 

Comity. 

Slate. 

Post-.Wasters. 

/ list 
If  a. 
City. 

fern 

Slate 

Cap. 

Salem 

Livingston 

K 

lames  Frazer 

828 

267 

Salem  y Roads 

Westmorel’d 

P 

Hugh  Bingham 

253 

£12 

Salina 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Daniel  Gilbert 

399 

152 

Safina 

Randolph 

11  T 

James  Ratcliff 

813 

102 

Salisbury 

Hillsborough 

X H 

Moses  Eastman 

521 

J6 

Salisbury 

Addison 

Vt 

Austin  Johnson 

474 

67 

Salisbury* 

Essex 

Ms 

Seth  Clark 

479 

43 

Salisbury 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Sainu'  l Church 

33  7 

59 

Salisbury 

Herkimer 

N Y 

Isaac  Sears 

431 

79 

Salisbury 

Orange 

X Y 

John  Caldwell 

274 

114 

Salisbury 

Lancaster 

p 

H.  F.  Slavmaker 

121 

49 

Salisbury 

Somerset 

P 

Peter  Welfley 

178 

170 

Salisbury 

Somerset 

d 

Richard  Lemmon 

137 

97 

Salisbury 

Rowan 

V C 

Andrew  Beltour 

375 

120 

Salisbury 

Wayne 

In 

David  F.  Sackett 

487 

167 

Salt  Creek 

Muskingum 

0 

John  Chandler 

Sampson  c h 

Sampson 

X C 

A S.  Brown 

382 

Sandbornloil 

Strafford 

X H 

D.  C.  Atkinson 

523 

25 

Sandford 

York 

Me 

Stephen  Gowan 

5J3 

43 

Siulisfield 

Berkshire 

^Is 

George  Hull 

382 

122 

Sandusky  City 

0 

Hector  Kilboum 

Sand  Lake 

Rensselaer 

X Y 

Uriah  M.  Gregory 

366 

10 

Sandorer 

S C 

Joseph  Moseley 

Sandton 

Kershaw 

s c 

John  Burges 

Sandwich 

Strafford 

X II 

Elisha  Hanson 

572 

86 

Sandwich 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Wm  Fessenden 

472 

72 

Sandy  Creek 

Oswego 

X Y 

Smith  Dunlap 

Sandy  Fork 

Mecklenburg 

V'a 

Joseph  F.  Speed 

273 

Sandy  Hill 

Washington 

X Y 

Alpheus  Doty 

4 J6 

50 

Sandy  Hook 

Culpeper 

Va 

James  Wethers,  ir. 

lul 

Sandy  Spring 

Montgomery 

Md 

James  P.  Stabler 

19 

59 

Sandy  Spring 

Adams 

0 

439 

Sandvville 

0 

Moses  Avres 

Sangerfield 

Oneida 

X Y 

David  Norton 

375 

95 

Saratoga 

Saratoga 

X Y 

A Van  Deuson 

386 

30 

Saratoga  Springs 

Saratoga 

X Y 

Miles  Beach 

398 

39 

Satauket 

S lfibik 

X Y 

B.  F.  Thompson 

296 

Satterwhaites 

3 C 

Peter  Moore 

Saucona 

Northampton 

P 

1S1 

101 

Sa  igatuck 

Fairfield 

2t 

Stph.  Moorehouse 

276 

68 

Saugertus 

Ulster 

N Y 

Chr.  C.  Hursted 

347 

43 

237 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post  Masters. 

i list 
Wa. 
City 

jr-.m 
Sic  te 
Cup. 

Saundersville 

Washington 

G 

John  Matthews 

669 

Savannah 

Chatham 

G 

Philip  B x 

658 

189 

Savinton 

Cecil 

Md 

Geo.  Beaston 

no 

70 

Sav  oy 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Reuben  Bourne 

410 

127 

Saw  Pit 

West  Chester 

N Y 

William  H Smith 

Saxon’s 

Abbeville 

S C 

John  Saxon 

Saxton’s  River 

Va 

Daniel  Kellogg 

Saybrook 

Middlesex 

Ct 

Humphrey  Pratt, jr 

338 

48 

Scarborough 

Cumberland 

Me 

Benjamin  Millikan 

544 

10 

Schaghticoke 

Rensselaer 

N Y 

Munson  Smith 

375 

20 

Scliellsburg 

Bedford 

P 

Michael  Reed 

16i) 

115 

Schenectady 

Schenectady 

N Y 

Jacob  Thurston 

377 

16 

Schodac  Landing 

Columbia 

N Y 

C.J.Scherrnerhorn 

353 

11 

Schoharie  c h 

Schoharie 

N v 

labez  VV.  Throop 

388 

32 

Schooly  Mount 

Morris 

N J 

William  Diliker 

240 

49 

Sciota  Salt  Springs 

Ross 

0 

John  Brander 

421 

74 

Scipio 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Curtis  Tomlinson 

390 

174 

Scituate 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Vugustus  Clopp 

466 

28 

Scituale 

Providence 

R 1 

Charles  Angell 

397 

16 

Sconondoa 

Oneida 

N Y 

Samuel  S.  Breeze 

417 

Scotch  Plains 

Essex 

N j 

David  Osborn 

215 

42 

Scotland  Neck 

Halifax 

N C 

Tames  Smith 

245 

100 

Scotland  Society 

Windham 

Ct 

John  Lillie 

365 

34> 

Scottsburg 

Halifax 

Va 

i'homas  M’Cargo 

269 

150 

Scott  c h or  Mockin- 

Scott 

Va 

John  Gillanwater 

459 

379 

Scott’s  Ferry  [son 

Albemarle 

Va 

8enj.  M.  Perkins 

Scottsville 

Powhatan 

Va 

I’homas  Scott 

156 

32 

Scottsville,  or  Allen 

Allen 

K 

697 

Scottsville  [c  h 

Gennessee 

N Y 

Gherman  Bills 

Scriba 

Oneida 

N Y 

Hiel  Stone 

453 

176 

Scuffletown 

Laurens 

S C 

564 

76 

Scull  Camp 

Surry 

N C 

Shelton  Gentry 

404 

176 

Scnppernong 

see  Columbia 

Seakonk 

Bristol 

Me 

Allen  Muro 

Searcey’s 

Montgomery 

T 

Robert  Searcey 

Seely’s  Mills 

Tompkins 

N Y 

Sami  S Seelv 

Sedgwick 

Hancock 

Me 

Daniel  Beckford 

708 

149 

Seller’s  Tavern 

Bucks 

P 

Ehas  Sellers 

166 

88 

Selin’s  Grove 

Northumbri’d 

P 

P.  F Dering 

158 

49 

Selser  Town 

Adams 

M T 

Edm.  Andrews 

268 

Sempronius 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Rowland  Day 

394 

15S 

238 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Din 

Post  blasters.  H a. 

[City 

from 
ir.it e 
'iup. 

Seneca  Falls 

Seneca 

N Y 

Abijah  Mann,  jr. 

Seneca  Mills 

Montgomery 

Md 

2u 

Seven  Mile  Ford 

\ ashington 

Va 

George  Spotts 

Sevier  c h 

Sevier 

T 

Isaac  Love 

525 

26 

Shack]  ford’s 

King  & Queen 

Va 

John  Mann 

161 

75 

Shaftsbury 

Bennington 

Vt 

Henry  Huntington 

403 

121 

Shandaken 

Ulster 

N Y 

Henry  W.  Rogers 

3 30 

79 

Shapleigh 

York 

Me* 

Samuel  Chapman 

543 

51 

Sharon 

Ashtabula 

0 

Epaphras  Lvman 

322 

22J 

Sharon 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Jonathan  Cobb 

Sharon 

Windsor 

Vt 

Oliver  Lathrop 

492 

40 

Sharon 

Litchfield 

Ct 

George  King,  jr 

32? 

51 

Sharon,  or  Durlock 

Schoharie 

N Y 

Zachariah  Keyes 

334 

47 

Sharp  sburg 

'•V  ashing1  oa 

Md 

Gabriel  Nourse 

6 7 

122 

Sharplown 

Salem 

N J 

John  Nichols 

166 

Shavangunk 

Ulster 

N Y 

Beverly  Kain 

230 

81 

Shawneetown 

Gallatin 

11 

William  C.  Vaught 

801 

Shaws 

Adair 

K 

Thomas  Shaw 

Sheffield 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Nathaniel  Preston 

346 

147 

Shelburn 

Chittenden 

Vt 

Oran  Isham 

494 

46 

Shelbv 

Bull 

K 

Thomas  Fletcher 

Shelby  ville 

• helby 

K 

Abraham  Smith 

58  7 

•22 

Shelbyville 

Redford 

T 

John  Stone 

776 

231 

Sheldon 

•'ranklin 

Vt 

Epenetus  H.Weed 

532 

56 

Sheldon 

.ennessee 

N Y 

Fitch  Cliipman 

385 

264 

Sheltonborough 

Pittsylvania 

Va 

Joel  Dodson 

296 

Shelton’s  Store 

ioochland 

Va 

John  Shelton,  jr. 

228 

Shenandoah  Fork 

ihenandoah 

Va 

James  Stewart 

120 

Shepherdstown 

’efferson 

Va 

James  Brown 

74 

197 

1 Shepherdsville 

’.ullet 

K 

Benjamin  Hughes 

637 

69 

; Sherburne 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Calvin  Sanger 

1 Sherburne 

Ihenango 

N Y 

Silvester  P.  Scovi! 

347 

101 

: Sherburne  Mills 

Fleming 

K 

John  Andrews 

530 

; Sherman 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Lewis  Starr 

a'  Sherrard’s  store 

Hampshire 

Va 

John  H.  Maxwell 

98 

a Sheshequin 

Liiizerne 

p 

Avery  Gore 

2 ay 

1 182 

a Shippensburg 

Cumberland 

p 

Bavin  M’Glure 

1‘Jj 

1 58 

a Shirley 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Thomas  Whitney 

43c 

i 

a Shirleysburg 

H mtingdon 

P 

Kimber  A.  Barton 

134  91 

a Shiver’s  Mills 

WaiTen 

G 

James  Shivers 

433 I 34 

a Shoal  Creek 

T 

Jos.  Farmer 

239 


Office. 

• • 

County. 

State 

Post-J\Lustsrs. 

/'-Si 

'la. 

Jity 

j 'om 
State 

f up. 

Shoals  of  Ogechee 

W arren 

G 

David  Cody 

67; 

Shoemakers 

In 

Adam  Shoemaker 

Sholts  Town 

Daviss 

In 

Thos.  G.  Prentiss 

Shoreham 

Addison 

Vt 

Brazllai  Carey 

457 

85 

Short  Pump 

Henrico 

Va 

R.  H.  Saunders 

Shoulder’s  Hill 

Nensemond 

Va 

Richard  Powell,  jr 

Shown’s  ^ Roads 

T 

James  Fvffe 

Shrewsbury 

Rutland 

Yt 

Stephen  Gleason 

451 

91 

Shrewsbury 

Worcester 

Ms 

Calvin  R.  Stone 

46 1 

38 

Shrewsbury 

Monmouth 

N J 

Benjamin  White 

222 

35 

Shrewsbury 

Kanhawa 

Va 

Joel  Shrewsbury 

33 ri 

3J6 

Shrewsbury 

Vork 

P 

Phi.  Folckemmer 

67 

40 

Shutesburg 

Franklin 

Ms 

John  Tayler 

Sidney 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Stephen  Springer 

621 

68 

Sidney  Plains 

Delaware 

N Y 

Alvin  Woodworth 

336 

141 

Silver  Lake 

Susquehanna 

P 

Robert  H.  Rose 

239 

197 

Simpsonville  • 

Montgomery 

Md 

Joel  Simpson 

8 

48 

Simsbury 

Hartford 

Ct 

'■ov.li  A.  Phelps 

352 

14 

Singleton’s 

Southampton 

Va 

vVilliam  Singleton 

198 

75 

Sinking  Spring 

Highland 

o 

James  M’Cag*iie 

Sinking  Valiev  Mills 

Huntingdon 

p 

David  Beyer 

Sistersville 

Tyler 

Va 

276 

Scaneateles 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Charles  T.  Burnet 

379 

152 

SkaroonLake,  or  Cr.!  Washington 

N Y 

Simeon  Rawson 

444 

Skinnersville  [Pt,  j Washington 

N C 

Samuel  Skinner 

j50 

Slate  Iron  Works 

Hath 

K 

Peter  Davis 

Slade’s  store 

Caswell 

N.  C 

Thomas  Slade 

Sloansville 

Schoharie 

N Y 

John  R.  Sloan 

Smithfield 

Favette 

P 

Andrew  Collins 

236 

Smithfield 

Bradford 

P 

Darius  Buhock 

Smithfield 

Jefferson 

0 

Abel  Carev 

335 

236 

Smithfield 

Providence 

R I.j 

Marcus  Arnold 

420 

9 

Smi'hfield 

Isle  of  Wight 

Va 

Wilson  Davis 

206 

84 

Smithfield 

Johnson 

N C I 

Ray  Helme 

315 

27 

Smitliland 

Livingston 

K 

William  Gordon 

844 

283 

SmithsDorough 

Tioga 

Y Y [Isaac  S.  lloardman 

316 

216 

Smith’s  Ferry 

Ohio 

K i William  B.  Smith 

734 

166 

Smith’s  sfore 

Spartanburg 

s c i 

William  Smith 

514 

110 

Smith’s  store 

Monroe 

V 

933 

174 

Smithtown 

Suffolk 

N Y [Mills  Phillips 

285 

203 

Smith’s  Valley 

Madison 

V Y John  Hartshorn 

240 


Office. 

County. 

Slate. 

f- 

Post-JHasters. 

D/s it. 

Ha. 
City,  j 

‘rom 

:.:e 

Cat). 

Smithville 

Brunswick 

\T  C 

Samuel  Russell 

463 

255  i 

Smockville 

lefferson 

In 

Samuel  Smock 

601 

133  i 

Smyrna 

Chenango 

14  Y 

Chest.  Hammon 

347 

1 j5  i 

Smyrna 

Kent 

D 

Jacob  Penningtoii 

128 

12  i 

Smythsborough 

Somerset 

P 

Philip  D.  Smyth 

175  • 

Snead’s  Tavern 

Pluvannah 

Va 

John  Snead 

* 

Sneedsborough 

Richmond 

N C 

William  Latta 

420 

123  • 

Snicker’s  Ferry 

Frederick 

Va 

Frederick  Fiow 

: 

Snicker’s  Gap 

Loudon 

Va 

fjolleyC  Williams 

61 

130  ! 

Snow  Hil' 

Worcester 

Md 

Ralph  Milboume 

173 

153  : 

Snow  Hill 

Greene 

N C 

Adam  Tooley 

307 

96  t 

Society  Hill 

Darlington 

S C 

421 

86  : 

Socony 

Pendleton 

S C 

530 

Solus 

Ontario 

N Y 

William  Wickham 

378 

205  • 

Solon 

Somerset 

Me 

Isaac  Rouse 

Solon 

Courtland 

N Y 

Eli  .u  Holland 

378 

132  • 

Soion 

New  Cas'le 

D 

Wm.  Gooch,  jr. 

Somers 

West  Chester 

N Y 

Hachaliah  Bailey 

3’J- 

Somerset 

Bristol 

Ms 

Isaac  Pierce 

4o^ 

44 

Somerset 

Somerset 

P 

James  Clark 

16. 

142 

Somerset 

Polaski 

K 

Micajah  Hall 

63. 

85 

Somerset 

Perry 

O 

Roswell  Mills 

36/ 

56 

Somerset 

Franklin 

In 

Charles  Fozdick 

Somerville 

Fauquier 

Va 

Rodham  Tuiloss 

56 

33 

Somerville 

Somerset 

N J 

William  Mann 

193 

38 

Somerviile 

Cotaco 

A T 

John  T..Rather 

Soov’s  Inn 

Burlington- 

N J 

Nicholas  Sooy,  jr. 

169 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

Ms 

• 

372 

Southamnton 

Suffolk 

N Y 

Josiah  Foster 

329 

247 

Southbury 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Shadrach  Osborn 

322 

38 

South  Branch 

Hardy 

Va 

rhqmas  Brvan 

South  Dearfield 

Rockingham 

N H 

John  S.  Jenness 

South  Brimfield 

Hampden 

Ms 

38u 

80 

South  Berwick 

York 

Me 

Robinson  Palmer 

544 

South  Bridgewater 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Mitche!  Keith 

471 

South  Canaan 

Litchfield 

Ct 

William  M.  Burrel 

646 

44 

South  Durham 

Green 

N Y 

F.  II.  Bagiev 

South  East 

Putnam 

N Y 

Joseph  C.  Field 

294 

109 

South  Farms 

Litchfield 

Ct 

En.  J.  Woodruff 

3 » 

85 

South  German 

Chenango 

N Y 

Stephen  Pomerot 

35 

423 

South  Hadley 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Daniel  Warner 

37  c 

9? 

£41 


Ojjice. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

That.  f>  om 
It' a.  S ale 
City  \ Cup. 

Smith  Harpersfield 

Delaware 

; y 

Samuel  Burns 

412 

-16 

South  Hero 

Grand  Isle 

vt 

Melvin  Barns 

524 

53 

South  Hill 

tie  cklenburg 

v a 

James  Volley 

23u 

115 

S mthington 

Hartford 

t 

Rhoda  Lewis 

3^5 

13 

South  Kingston 

Washington 

:i  I 

William  Nichols 

4 7 

35 

South  Nunda 

Allegany 

n y 

Alfred  Forbes 

348 

275 

Southold 

Suffolk 

y y 

John  Franks 

341 

259 

South  Quav 

Vansemptid 

Va 

John  Dorlon 

212 

66 

South  Reading1 

'.Is 

John  Rayney 

South  Salem 

West  Chester 

NT  Y 

Gould  Hawley 

276 

177 

South  Sharon 

Schoharie 

.V  ■ Y 

Peter  A.  Hilton 

South  Tamworth 

Strafford 

Sf  H 

William  Gilman 

563 

South  Washington 

Dunlin 

Jf  c 

William  Hall 

387 

Southwick 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Enos  Foote 

Jry 

114 

Spafford'sSettlement 

venuig'O 

Pa 

II  > ratio  Spafford 

Spanish  Grove 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

William  Garner 

254 

Sparta 

Washington 

Pa 

Aaron  Kerr 

Sparta 

Ontario 

N Y 

Samuel  Stillwell 

345 

254 

Sparta 

Sussex 

N J 

Stephen  Hurd 

229 

92 

Sparta 

Hancock 

G 

Simeon  Rogers 

65-* 

22 

Sparta 

White 

T 

646 

104 

Spartanburg 

Spartanburg 

s c 

Abner  Benson 

488 

95 

Speedsville 

Tioga 

N Y 

John  J.  Speed 

35'< 

213 

Speedwell  Mills 

Barnwell 

S C 

Thomas  G Lamar 

547 

Speedwell  Iron  Wks. 

Claiborne 

T 

Win.  Rogers 

Spencer 

Worcester 

Ms 

Isaac  Jenks,  jr. 

403 

52 

Spencer  c h 

Spencer 

N Y 

Andrew  Purdy 

336 

223 

Spencertown 

Columbia 

N Y 

Cornwall  Brush 

352 

30 

Spillers  Mill 

King  William 

Ya 

Wm.  H.  Spiller 

Split  Rock 

Essex 

N Y 

Reuben  Wheeler 

Spotted  Tavern 

Stafford 

Va 

Abner  R.  Alcock 

68 

Spotsylvania  c h 

.potsylvania 

Va 

Thomas  S.  Hicits 

73 

80 

Spread  Eagle 

Delaware 

P 

David  Wilson,  jr. 

148 

84 

Springfield 

Windsor 

Vt 

456 

Springfield 

lampden 

Vis 

Daniel  Lumbard 

363 

89 

Springfield 

In 

C.  Castlebury 

Springfield  4Corner- 

Susquehanna 

0 a 

J.  W.  Robinson 

Springfield 

'tsego 

y y 

Samuel  Brewer 

39', 

63 

Springfield 

-$sex 

y j 

Caleb  Woodruff 

223 

53 

Springfield 

Hamilton 

0 

Joiin  Baldwin 

527 

128 

Q, 


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CJ  ce. 

County. 

Post-Alasters. 

Ha. 

Cty 

b.uie 

Cop . 

Springfield 

G'larke 

0 

lubert  Renix 

481 

46 

Springfield 

Loudon 

Va 

Amos  Skinner 

61 

Springfield 

Hampshire 

Va 

John  Piper 

131 

224 

Sprii  gfieid 

Washington 

K 

ohn  Calhoun 

Glol 

62 

Springfield 

Robertson 

r 

■ iin  Hutchinson 

755:  | 

240 

Springfield  Portage 

0 

Benjamin  Baldwin 

4o6 

166 

Springfield 

Bradford 

F 

W illiarn  Eans 

Springfield  y Roads 

Erie 

P 

Charles  Martin,  jr. 

Spring  Grove 

N C 

W illiam  Hargrave 

Sprii. gh;ll 

Fauquier 

Va 

! lies.  V.  Johnson 

49 

Spring-hill 

Louisa 

Va 

James  Trev. Ilian 

Springhill 

Lenoir 

N C 

Joseph  EUicot 

400 

Spririgtown 

Bucks 

P 

186 

Springville 

Susquehanna 

F 

Francis  R. Spencer 

261 

162 

Squarcum 

N J 

James  Parker 

Staatsburg 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Henry  Emo 

31c 

70 

Stafford 

Orange 

Vt 

495 

Stafford  c h 

Stafford 

Va 

Rich.  AVoolfolk 

47 

76 

Stafford  Springs 

Tolland 

Ct 

Benjamin  Webb 

35* 

26 

Stalls  Town 

F 

C\rus  King 

Stantonsburg 

Newcomb 

N C 

Willie  J.  Stanton 

Stag-ville 

Orange 

N C 

lohn  AVilk  ns 

283 

63 

Stamford 

Fail-held 

Ct 

Abr’m  Daienport 

264 

80 

Stamford 

Delaware 

N \ 

Phvlander  Smith 

373 

61 

Stamping  Grounds 

' Scott 

K 

AlexT  Bradford 

557 

33 

Stanardsville 

lOrange 

Va 

William  Price 

119 

98 

Blandish 

Cumberland 

Me 

'ohn  Lowell 

57 1 

17 

Stanford 

Lincoln 

K 

Franc's  S.  Reed 

0^/ 

52 

Starksborough 

■Chittenden 

Vt 

Israel  Smith 

485 

40 

Starks 

Kennebeck 

Me 

66. 

lo6 

S'atesburg 

Clan  m rnt 

S C 

i..n  es  W.  Murrell 

49: 

34 

Statesville. 

dredel 

N C 

n es  Irw  :n 

4-'Jo 

ItS 

Statesville 

Wilson 

T 

Wm.  Btempass 

Staunlon 

Augusta 

Va 

law.  Tremper 

174 

i36 

Stedman’s  Mills 

Athens 

0 

,ev,  Stedman 

355 

Steplientown 

Renssalaer 

N \ 

at'ian  Howard 

oi  l 

19 

Sterling 

Windlam 

Ct 

enj.  i.uckerman 

29C 

84 

Sterling 

Cavug-.t 

N Y 

ohn  Co  per 

Stc:-,:  i grille 

Granville 

X <: 

ones  All  n 

267 

Steuben 

AVasi;  gt  >n 

Vie 

acob  I'o  ns’.ey 

73* 

182 

Steubenville 

'Jefferson 

j 

David  Lar.m  -re 

27? 

-i  151 

243 


; 

Office. 

County.  1 

Stute. 

Post-Jlasters. 

OtSi.  j. ..?/» 
>Va  .'sane 
City.  Cup. 

Stevensburg 

Culpepper 

Va 

Martin  Nally 

93 

100 

Stevensville 

king  &Queen 

Va 

John  Bagbv,  jr. 

Stewartsville 

N J 

Robert  1).  Stewar. 

Still  Valley 

Sussex 

N J 

VVm.  Kennedy,  jr. 

Stillwater 

Sussex 

N J 

Peter  B.  Shaffer 

231 

Stillwater 

Saratoga 

N Y 

George  Palmer 

378 

22 

Stockbridge 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Augustus  Sherrill 

bbo 

133 

Stockbridge 

Windsor 

Vt 

Justin  Morgan 

46u 

4l 

Stockden’s  Valley 

Cumberland 

K 

Robert  Poage 

56  j: 

Stockholm 

St.  Lawrence 

N Y 

W illiam  Staples 

545 

249 

Stockholm 

Morris 

N J 

Isaac  Beach,  jr. 

275 

103 

Sloddertsville  orArm 

Luzerne 

P 

Caleb  Kendall 

241 

176 

Stokesburg  [stead  Stokes 

N C 

Willis  Pilkmgton 

Sionesborough 

Green 

K 

Nimrod  Stone 

600 

55 

Stonesville 

Greenville 

S C 

Banister  Stone 

544 

96 

Stone  Fort 

F.  anklin 

T 

Hardv  Dovle 

715 

IS 

Stonev  Point 

Albemarle 

Va 

Nath’I  Burnley 

573 

Stoney  Point 

Abbeville 

S C 

William  Smith 

6-j7 

100 

Stoney  Point 

Wake 

N C 

Sami  G.  Briggs 

Slonington 

New  London 

Ct 

George  ilubbard 

37? 

58 

Stoughton 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Aaron  Gray 

453 

20 

Stow 

Chittenden 

Vt 

525 

Stow 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Pliineas  Conant 

457 

27 

Stow 

Portage 

0 

Titus  Wetmore 

336 

183 

Stoyestown 

Somerset 

P 

Abraham  Schell 

157 

152 

Strafford 

Coos 

N H 

David  Platt 

555 

128 

Strafford 

Vt 

Daniel  Cobb 

Strasburg 

Franklin 

P 

Geo  M’Clel  and 

102 

59 

Strasburg 

Lancaster 

p 

James  Whitehill 

116 

44 

Strasburg 

Shenandoah 

Va 

Samuel  Gardiner 

88 

170 

Stratford 

Fairfield 

t 

David  Brooks 

290 

55 

Strawbury  Plains 

iKnox 

T 

William  W illiams 

530 

26 

Stroudsburg 

Northampton 

P 

Samuel  Brooke 

223 

139 

Strong 

e 

Win  Reed 

St.  Albans 

Fra  nklin 

vt 

Horace  Janes 

528 

52 

St.  Ai  nans 

Licking 

0 

408 

.34 

St.  Charles 

German  Coas 

Jb 

-ami.  M’Cutchen 

St  Charles 

Fairfield 

Mo  i 

'tacky  V/herry 

1 J01 

19 

St.  Ciairsville 

Bellmont 

0 

Sz^r  Ellis 

297 

123 

St  Francis  River 

C.  Girardeau 

Mo  I 

Betts 

1 - 8- 

165 

•St.  Francisvtlle 

Feliciana 

L 

Moses  Horn 

1313 

135 

214 


Office. 

('minty. 

State. 

Post  Clusters. 

Diet. 

Wa 

City 

f rm 
Cup. 

Si  Genevieve 

St  Genevieve 

Mo  1 

Elias  A.  Elliot 

921 

71 

St.  Georges 

New  Castle 

I)  I Andrew  Ford 

,140 

31 

Si.  Helena 

St.  Helena 

L 

x266 

83 

St.  Inigoe’s 

si.  Mary’s 

Md 

George  Armstrong 

92 

18 

St.  Jcibnsburg 

Caledonia 

Vt 

Ephraim  Paddock 

538 

74 

St.  Johnsville 

Montgomery 

N Y 

H J.  Loyd 

St.  Leonard’s 

i alvert 

Md 

James  M.  Sobers 

112 

71 

St  Louis 

Fairfield 

Mo  T 

Aaron  T.  Crane 

9821 

St.  Martin’s 

V\  orcester 

Md 

Lemuel  Showell 

157 

117 

St.  Martinsville 

Attacapas 

Louis  Lingois 

1443 

1S3 

St  Mart  ’s 

Camden 

G 

Belton  A Copp 

790 

240 

St.  Michael’s 

Talbot 

Md 

V illiam  Roberts 

69 

34 

St.  Michael’s 

Washington 

Mo  T 

C.  L.  Bird 

1029 

105 

St.  Stephen’s 

Washington 

A 

James  G.  Lyon 

1081 

45 

St.  Tammany’s 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

Dig-g-s  Poynor 

241 

130 

Stravvtown 

Bucks 

P 

180 

Strong 

Kennebeck 

Me 

655 ; 

Stuartsburgh 

Westmorel’d 

P 

Robert  Stuart 

335 

Sturbridee 

Worcester 

Ms 

Simeon  Burt 

373 

60 

Sublett’s  Tavern 

Powhatan 

Va 

William  Sublett 

Suckasunny 

Morris 

N J 

James  Hinckman 

239 

70 

Sudbury 

Rutland 

Vt 

Joseph  Munson 

446 

75 

Sudbury 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Samuel  Knisrht 

Sudler’s  X Roads 

Queen  Ann’s 

Md 

George  M’Ginnis 

109 

75 

Suffield 

Hartford 

Ct 

William  Gav 

355 

17 

Suffolk 

Nansemond 

Va 

Arthur  Smith 

228'  106 

Suffolk  c h 

Suffolk 

N Y 

William  Griffin 

323 

241 

Suggst  ille 

Clark 

A T 

William  Suggs 

Sullivan 

Hancock 

Me 

Paul  D.  Sargent 

720 

166 

Sullivan 

Madison 

N Y 

Wm  K.  Fuller 

391 

127 

Sullivan 

Tioga 

P 

James  Grav,  jr. 

Sumanvtown 

Montgomery 

P 

Jacob  Boyer 

160 

82 

Summerfield 

Guilford 

N C 

Charles  Bruce 

339 

Sumner 

Oxford 

Me 

Simeon  Barret,  jr. 

619;  65 

Sumptersville 

Claremont 

S C 

Thomas  Dugan 

481,  4 7 

Sunburv 

Northumbl’d 

P 

Edward  Gobin 

164 

OD 

Sunbury 

Liberty 

G 

Davis  Carter 

696'  "02 

S unbury 

Delaware 

O 

Ross  K Chapman 

422 

29 

Sunbury 

Gates 

N C 

G.  Gil.G.  Gray 

Sunderland 

Franklin 

Ms 

William  Delano 

393  100 

Surguinesville 

Hawkins 

T 

Ar.  G.  Armstrong 

245 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post  Masters. 

Hist. 

Wa. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Surry 

Hancock 

Me 

Edward  S.  Jarvis 

701 

147 

Surry  c h 

Surry 

Va 

David  Price 

186 

64 

Sussex  c h 

Sussex 

Ya 

Jas.  Pennington 

174 

28 

Sutton 

Hillsborough 

N H 

513 

Sutton,  or  Billymead 

Caledonia 

Vt 

John  Beckwith 

581 

Sutton 

Worcester 

Ms 

Jacob  March 

373 

43 

Swamp  Churches 

Montgomery 

p 

Isaac  Feather 

153 

75 

Swansborough 

Onslow 

N C 

Andrew  Wilson, jr. 

391 

159 

Swanton 

Franklin 

vt  - 

William  M Keyes 

536 

75 

Swanzey 

Bristol 

Ms 

John  Mason 

425 

49 

Swanzey 

Cheshire 

N H 

Clark  Brown 

434 

67 

Swaunano 

Buncombe 

N C 

Jas.  Whiteaker 

Sweazysville 

Adams 

Mi 

Sweden,  or  Lovel 

York 

Me 

Andrew  Woodbury 

574 

52 

Sweden 

Gennessee 

N Y 

1 alvin  Gibbs 

Sweedsborough 

Gloucester 

NT  J 

Rich’d  Tittermary 

158 

41 

Sweet  Springs 

Monroe 

Va 

Alex’r  Kitchen 

272 

222 

Sycamore  Grove 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

Alex’r  Clausel 

Svcamore  Grove 

Halifax 

N C 

James  Moore 

Sylvania 

Bradford 

P 

Reuben  Nash 

Taberg,  or  Camden 

Oneida 

N Y 

Benjamin  Hyde 

422 

118 

Table  Rock 

Pendleton 

S C 

Ivory  B.  Perry 

572 

152 

Tally’s  x Roads 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Jesse  Farnham 

332 

129 

Talmsdge 

Portage 

0 

Asaph  Whittlesey 

494 

177 

Tamworth 

Strafford 

N H 

John  M Page 

562 

75 

Tarcipiho 

Pike 

A 

Robert  M’Gay 

Taneytown 

Frederick 

Md 

Daniel  Boyle 

67 

100 

Tanner’s  Hill 

Newberry 

3 C 

John  Folk 

538 

Tanner’s  Mill 

Wilkes 

G 

H.  H.  1 arrer 

Tappahannock 

Essex 

Va 

Robert  Weir 

117 

56 

Tappan 

Rockland 

N Y 

P Dubey 

254 

231 

Tarborough 

Edgecombe 

N C 

Epenetus  Guion 

266 

80 

Tarlton 

Pickaway 

0 

Loring  Waldo 

431 

44 

Taunton 

Bristol 

Ms 

James  L.  Hodges 

4ob 

33 

Taylors'  lie 

Shelby 

K 

Martin  B.Shelburn 

592 

27 

Taylor’s  sfore 

Franklin 

Va 

Spa.  Hale 

Taylorsville 

Hanover 

Va 

VVm  D Taylor 

(Tazewell  c h 

Tazewell 

Va 

Henrv  P.  Ge  >rge 

386 

802 

Tazewell 

Claiborne 

r 

Hugh  Graham 

514 

59 

Tease’s  Valley 

Kenhawa 

Va 

Geo”ge  BenHey 

370 

oj8 

Telfair  c h 

Telfair 

G 

Noah  Perimore 

90 

245 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Jl  tasters. 

Dist. 

Ha. 

City. 

•'u.e 

Ct./). 

Temple 

lillsborough 

'I  H Benjamin  Whiting 

501 

Templeton 

Worcester 

Ms  Lipha  French 

422 

62 

Tennessee  Iron  Wks. 

Dickson 

T 

Samuel  Vanlier 

Tensaw 

Washington 

A John  Pierce 

1024 

267 

Terre  Haut 

Sullivan 

John  M.  Colman 

Terryville 

Mecklenburg 

Va 

Abraham  Svdncr 

267 

121 

Tewksbury 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Jacob  Coggin 

46„ 

23 

Thetford 

Orange 

vt 

Thomas  Hopkins 

491 

49 

Thomaston 

Lincoln 

Me 

James D.  Wheaton 

64. 

86 

Thompson 

Windham 

Ct 

lohn  Nichols,  jr. 

386 

47 

Thompson’s 

Cumberland 

P 

Robert  Thompson 

Thompson’s  Creek 

Feliciana 

L 

L.  C.  Griffith 

1332 

121 

Thompson’s  store 

Hanover 

Va 

Gat.  Thompson,  jr. 

Thompson’sSaltWks 

Jefferson 

0 

Henry  Dixon 

282 

171 

Thompson’s  Hoads 

Louisa 

Va 

Lancelot  Minor 

Thompson’sTanYard 

s c 

A.  Thompson,  jr 

447 

91 

Thompsontown 

Mifflin 

p 

John  M’Gary 

153 

35 

Thornsburg 

Spotsylrania 

Va 

John  M.  Breeden 

72 

79 

Thorn’s  Ferrv 

York 

S C 

Major  T.  Hail 

Thornton’s  Gap 

Culpeper 

Va 

Nicholas  Spirv 

125 

154 

Thrasher’s  store 

Loudon 

Va 

Elias  Thrasher 

55 

Troopsville 

Cayuga 

N Y 

Wm.  J.  Chapin 

Thurman 

Warren 

N Y 

Kitchel  Bishop 

424 

88 

Ticonderoga 

Essex 

N Y 

Libbeus  Haskall 

443 

87 

Tiga  Valley 

Harrison 

Va 

Fontainne  Marr 

Tinslevsville 

Goochland 

Va 

Joseph  R.  Roistei 

173 

48 

Tioga 

Tioga 

p 

Wm.  Willard,  jr. 

262  162 

Tiverton 

Newport 

R I 

\'  illiam  Norton 

431 

22 

Tolland 

Tolland 

Ct 

Calvin  Willey 

356:  13 

Tombstone 

Bertie 

N C 

Amasa  Penn 

291 

| 

Tomhannock 

Renssalaer 

N Y 

Sim.  Newcomb,  jr 

375 

19 

Tompkins 

Delaware 

N Y 

John  Ellsworth 

356 

150 

Tomkinsville 

Barren 

K 

675 

i37 

Toms  River 

N J 

Elijah  Robbins 

Topsfield 

Essex 

Ms 

Cyrus  Cummings 

462 

j 28 

Torringfcr  1 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Nathaniel  Smith 

343 

1 

Torringtoa 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Harvey  Palmer 

339 

23 

Tolland 

Hampden 

Ms 

John  Rogers 

Toulmin’s 

Washington 

O 

22= 

122 

Towamensing 

Northampton 

Pa 

Peter  Stem 

Townsend 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Wm.  A.  Bancroft 

48, 

42 

247 


Office, 

County. 

State. 

Post  Masters. 

Oist. 

JVa. 

City. 

jrom 

State 

Cap. 

Townshend 

Windham 

Vt 

Charles  Philips 

453 

99 

T xavvav 

Pendleton 

s c 

James  M’Kenny 

Tr  ,cev ’s  Landing’ 

Ann  Arundel 

Ml 

John  C.  Weems 

72 

32 

Trade  Valley 

Sussex 

N J 

E.  Coursen 

Traders  Hill 

Hancock 

Ga 

Kendall 

Tran 

Montgomery 

P 

John  Todd 

160 

81 

Trappe 

Talbot 

Md 

P.  S.  Dickenson 

89 

48 

Traveller’s  Repose 

Gr  enbrier 

Va 

John  Slavens 

147 

Traveller’s  Rost 

Greenville 

S C 

Philip  Merony 

536 

125 

Traveller’s  Rest 

Shelby 

K 

Ben[  Bondurant 

Traveller’s  Rest  A ;Kdg 'field 

S C 

Edwd.  Kirsoys 

Trenton  [Roads  Oneida 

N V 

John  Billings 

406 

109 

Trenton 

Hunterdon 

N J 

Charles  Rice 

167 

Trenton 

Jones 

N C 

Wm.  II.  Conner 

371 

139 

Trenton 

Christian 

K 

752 

Triadelphia 

Montgomery 

Md 

John  Painter 

29 

69 

Triangle 

Broome 

N Y 

G.  L.  Spencer 

Triana 

Madison 

A T 

Joseph  Wheeligh 

Triplett 

Fleming 

K 

Jacob  Powers 

Trowsdale’s  Ferry 

Wilson 

T 

749 

Troy 

Bristol 

Ms 

Charles  Pitman 

438 

50 

Trov 

Rer.ssalaer 

N Y 

Samuel  Gale 

352 

6 

Troy 

P 

Jacob  Long 

Troy,  or  Staunton 

Miami 

0 

Cornelius  Westfall 

493 

91 

Troy 

Perry 

In 

Solomon  Lamb 

654 

Truinansburg 

Tompkins 

N Y 

Herman  Camp 

344 

203 

"I  rumbull 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Eliakim  Beach 

291 

65 

Truro 

Barnstable 

Ms 

SylvanusNye 

535 

112 

Truxton,  or  Fabius 

Cortlandt 

N V 

John  Miller 

373 

231 

Tuckers 

St  Genevieve 

Mo  T 

936 

89 

Tuckerton 

Burlington 

N J 

EbenezerTucker 

193 

95 

Ttickersville 

Wavne 

G 

William  A.  Knight 

169 

Tuggsvilie 

Clark 

A 

1046 

24 

Tally 

Onondaga 

N Y 

Wm.  Trowbridge 

39« 

125 

Tunbridge 

Orange 

Vt 

Elijah  Tracey 

493 

40 

Tunckliannock 

Luzerne 

P 

Charles  Otis 

25  j 

144- 

Turin 

Lewis 

N Y 

Levi  Collins 

43. 

134 

Turkey  Foot 

Somerset 

P 

John  Skinner 

1S4 

15S 

Turner 

0 xford 

Me 

Alder.  Blossom 

593 

45 

Turner’s 

Robertson 

T 

John  E.  Turner 

k 

Turner’s  A Roads 

Bertie 

N C 

Simon  Turner 

248 


Office. 

County. 

’ 

ttate. 

Post  .Masters. 

Pist. 

Hu 

City. 

om 
S a e 

Cup. 

Turnersvil'e 

Kent 

Va 

Josiah  Marshall 

Turnersvitle 

Bobertson 

John  E.  Turner 

Tnscarora  Valiev 

Mifflin 

3 

las  Montgomery 

141 

53 

Twin  Meeting  House 

Gallatin 

£v 

Reuben  Adams 

Twyman’s  store 

Spotsylvania 

Va 

Thornhi  11 T wyman 

Tyler  c h or  Middle- 

Tyler 

Va 

Max.  Summerville 

266 

Tyngsboro’  [bourn 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Danl.  Richardson 

468 

30 

Tyson’s  store 

Moore 

N C 

William  T\  son 

363 

95 

Unadilla 

Otsego 

N Y 

Sherman  Page 

3o7 

124 

Union  c h 

Union 

11 

Abner  Field,  ;r. 

Union 

Lincoln 

Me 

Ebenezer  Alden 

636 

82 

Unicorn 

Broome 

X Y 

Bryant  Stoddard 

296 

1SS 

Union 

Loudon 

Va 

Seth  Smith 

59 

188 

Union 

Mongomery 

: > 

VY  iiliam  Miller 

396 

69 

Union  Bridge 

Frederick 

•:d 

M.  B.  Farquhar 

62 

70 

Union  c h • 

Union 

s c 

Henry  Bernhard 

479 

117 

Union  Mills 

Amherst 

Va 

Charles  L.  Barret 

Union  Mills 

Frederick 

Md 

James  Shrivev 

74 

66 

Union  Mills 

Fluvanna 

Va 

James  T.  Jones 

143 

70 

Union  Mills 

Erie 

P 

William  Miles 

Union  Springs 

C:  vuga 

N Y 

John  Mosher 

36’. 

168 

Union  Town 

Fayette 

P 

John  Campbell 

199 

186 

Union  Town 

Frederick 

Md 

John  Hyder 

66 

66 

Union  Town 

Muskingum 

0 

Lysle  Fulton 

Unity 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Daniel  Whitmore 

666 

102 

Uni  tv 

Cheshire 

X H 

David  Bailey 

Uritiu 

Blount 

T 

lames  T.  Green 

Upper  Blue  Lick 

Fleming 

K 

Fielding  Belt 

52: 

92 

Upper  Marlborough 

t’r  Georges 

Md 

Den.  M.  Burgess 

It 

22 

Upper  Sandusky 

Delaware 

0 

John  M’Clelland 

476 

63 

Uppei’3  Buns 

Barnwel 

b C 

Irwin  Roberts 

Upperviile 

Loudon 

Va 

Joseph  Carr 

52 

141 

Upton 

Worcester 

Ms 

Daniel  Fisk 

Upchurch 

Wake 

N C 

Xathan  Upchurch 

Urbanna 

Champaign 

O 

John  Reynolds 

467 

50 

Urbanna 

Middlesex 

Va 

Geo.  W.  Stamper 

149 

88 

Urquhart’s  store 

Southampton 

Va 

John  Holmes 

201 

79 

Utica 

Oneida 

X Y 

Marcus  Hitchcock 

392 

95 

Utica 

Clark 

: :l 

Samuel  Stewart 

Uxbridge 

Worcester 

Ms 

Samuel  Read 

402 

30 

V&lonk 

Jackson 

In  j 

Jesse  Durham 

626 

110 

249 


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County. 

State. 

Post-.fiasters. 

OJ  v . 

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City. 

(rum 
Si  ate 
Cup. 

Vanceburg 

Lewis 

K 

George  Swingle 

48  7 

106 

Vansville 

Pr.  Georges 

Md 

James  Edmonston 

14 

53 

Van  Syckle’s 

Hunterdon 

N J 

H.  Varisv  ckle,  jr. 

175 

Varrenes 

Pendleton 

S C 

George  Taylor 

571 

143 

Variety 

Nelson 

Va 

James  Sm  ley 

179 

102 

Vassalborough 

Ktnnebeck 

Me 

Lathrop  Chase 

624 

70 

Venango 

Armstrong 

P 

316 

Vergennes 

Addison 

Vt 

J H.  Sherrill 

69 

Vermillion 

Huron 

0 

Stephen  Meeker 

43  5 

Vermillion  Ridge 

Attakapas 

L 

Abel  Terrill 

Vernon 

Tolland 

Ct 

Lib  P.  Tinker 

347 

8 

Vernon 

Oneida 

N Y 

J.  P.  Sherwood 

4ul 

113 

Vernon 

Sussex  / 

N J 

William  Winans 

256 

104 

Vernon,  orSmithfield 

Trumbull 

O 

Jer.  Wilcox 

362 

Vernon 

Hickman 

T 

Thomas  Porter 

808 

277 

Vernon 

Jennings 

In 

John  Vawter 

Verona 

Oneida 

N Y 

Joseph  Grant 

415 

119 

Versailles 

Woodford 

K 

Peter  C.  Buck 

56o 

12 

Versailles 

Ripley 

Tn 

Joseph  Bentley 

Vevay 

Jefferson 

In 

John  F.  Bufour 

562 

68 

Victor 

Ontario  \ 

N Y 

William  Bushnel 

375 

219 

Vieileborougli 

Caroline 

Va 

James  Samuel,  jr. 

71 

52 

Vien  na 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Elisha  Johnson 

635 

81 

Vienna 

N Y 

William  Smith 

Vienna 

Trumbull 

O 

Dexter  Clinton 

326 

221 

Vienna 

Dorchester 

Md 

Jeremiah  Colston 

121 

81 

Vienna 

Abbeville 

S C 

Alexander  Noble 

670 

106 

Village  Hill 

Nottoway 

Va 

Thc-mas  Tarpley 

187 

65 

Vincennes 

Knox 

rn 

G.  R.  C.  Sullivan 

703 

Vineyard 

.Mecklenburg 

Va 

Daniel  Daly 

222 

109 

Virgil 

Courtlandt 

N Y 

tophi  r Moore 

32o 

154 

Wadesborough 

Anson 

N C 

hn  Lawrence 

424 

142 

Waddle’s  Ferry 

Randolph 

N C 

tat  (hew  Waddle 

Wadkin’s  store 

Pittsylvania 

Va 

Jenj.  Wadkins 

299 

206 

Waitsfield 

Chittenden 

Vt 

564 

Wakatomaca 

o 

Bradley  Squire 

Wakefield 

Strafford 

N H 

John  W ingate 

539 

51 

Walden 

Caledonia 

Vt 

.eon.  Farrington 

544 

74 

Waldoborough 

Lincoln 

Me 

onn  Head 

626 

72 

Walkerton 

Li  g & Queen 

Va 

os.  Temple,  jr. 

128 

42 

Walkersyille 

Centre 

P 

aacob  Hays 

199 

250 


OJice. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Masters. 

Diet.  from 
Va.  State 
City.  Cap. 

Wokersville 

G 

Joseph  H.  Walker 

620 

Wallingford 

tutland 

Vt 

Lent  Ives 

44  2 

93 

Wallingford 

-few  Haven 

Ct 

James  Carrington 

314 

31 

Wall  kill 

Grange 

V Y 

John  Morrell 

265 

95 

Walnut  Branch 

Fauquier 

Yra 

Samuel  Catlett 

56 

Walnut  Grove 

Mercer 

Robert  M’Afee 

585 

20 

Walnut  Grove 

Montgomery 

r 

Alex.  M Rogers 

Walnut  Hdl 

Greenville 

s c 

Enoch  M Benson 

Walnut  Hiils 

Warren 

Ii 

John  Turnbull 

1242 

80 

W ulpole 

Cheshire 

X H 

Olive  Allen 

442 

73 

W altham 

Md  esex 

Ms 

Samuel  Townsend 

Walton 

Delaware 

V Y 

Gabriel  North,  jr. 

350 

127 

Walton  sford 

Pendleton 

S C 

Robert  Striblir.g 

Wapponger’s  Creek 

Dutchess 

X Y 

Nazareth  Brewer 

305 

81 

Wardsbridge 

Orange 

X Y 

Chs.  Rowland,  jr. 

271 

89 

Wardsborough 

Vt 

James  Tufts 

Ward  tv  ell 

Jefferson 

X 

Darnel  Wardwell 

Mare 

Hampshire 

Ms 

t imothy  Babcock 

Wareham 

Plymouth 

Ms 

Benj.  Fearing 

4 75 

78 

Warehouse  Point 

Hartford 

Ct 

Clias.  S.  Phelps 

3 59 

12 

A\  arrninster 

Amherst 

\ a 

J.  Higinb. thorn,  jr 

168 

89 

"Warm  Springs 

V ork 

:) 

Robert  Ramsay 

Warm  Springs 

Buncombe 

X c 

William  Xeilson 

522 

Warner 

Hillsborough 

X II 

Henn  l.vman 

595 

36 

Warren 

Lincoln 

Me 

Jesse  Page 

634 

80 

Warren 

Crawford 

j» 

378 

Warren 

Bradford 

? 

Andrew  Coburn 

286 

205 

Warren’s  store 

Marfas 

v a 

James  Warren 

Warren 

Bristol 

d i 

Samuel  Randall 

42 

11 

Warren 

Litchfield 

Ct 

John  Tallmadge 

558 

39 

Warren 

Herkimer 

X Y 

Robert  Rusk 

417 

91 

Warren 

Albemarle 

Va 

iWilliam  Brown 

156 

7<> 

Warren 

Trumbull 

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(Simon  Perkins 

312 

2j4 

W arren 

Yt 

G.  R.  Eldriilge 

W arrensburg 

Jackson 

r 

Hugh  D Hale 

680 

16S 

TV  arrenton 

Warren 

x c 

John  Anderson 

231 

57 

Warrenton 

Warren 

G 

John  Butt 

631 

44 

Wai-renton 

Warren 

Me 

Henrv  D.  Downes 

122o  80 

Warrenlown 

Telle  rson 

0 

Robert  Blair 

277 

146 

W arsaw 

Gennessee 

X Y 

Cha  in.  L. Sheldc.i 

392 

251 

WRrwarsink 

Ulster 

N Y 

C.  J.  Hoombeck 

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F ounty. 

Slate. 

Post-Masters. 

Dist . 

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City. 

from 

Slate 

Cap. 

Warwick  Hampshire 

Ms 

William  Cobb,  jr. 

4391 

86 

Warwick 

Orange 

N Y 

Benjamin  S Hoyt 

250 

110 

Warwick 

Cecil 

Md 

Per.  Hendrickson 

lu9 

76 

Washington 

Cheshire 

N H 

Keu.  Farnsworth 

478 

32 

Washington 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Chauncey  Camp 

321 

43 

Washington 

Dutchess 

N Y 

Joseph  Thorn 

315 

91 

V*  ashington 

Morris 

N J 

David  Miller 

216 

52 

Washington 

Washington 

P 

Hugh  Wylie 

236 

238 

'Washington 

Northumbl’d 

P 

Sami.  Hutchinson 

lo4 

Washington 

Guernsey 

O 

Peter  Umstot 

345 

51 

VY  ashington 

Fayette 

O 

Jesse  Millikan 

431 

40 

YV  ashington 

Culpeper 

Va 

Telmon  Porter 

107 

137 

Washington 

Beaufort 

N C 

James  Avant 

316 

130 

Washington 

Wilkes 

G 

James  Wingfield 

646 

79 

Washington 

Mason 

K 

William  Murphy 

492 

70 

W ashington 

Mile  a 

T 

Daniel  Rawlins 

611 

70 

VV  ashington 

Davis 

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James  G.  Read 

Wa-h'i'gr'on 

Adams 

Mi 

Greenleaf 

1262 

W ashington 

A T 

Robert  Colter 

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Washington- 

11 

D.  Pierce 

W ASaitSTO.T  ClTI 

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Ca 

Thomas  Munroe 

0 

Washita 

Washita 

L 

Hamilton 

1404 

347 

Waterborough 

York 

Me 

Hum.  Chadbourne 

56o 

24 

Waterbury 

Washington 

Vt 

Daniel  Diman 

513 

12 

Waterbu’y 

Mew  Haven 

Ct 

Wrn.  K.  Lamson 

325 

44 

Waterford 

York 

Me 

Calvin  Farran 

530 

58 

Waterford,  or  Little 

Caledonia 

Vt 

Luther  Pike 

544 

74 

Waterford  [ton 

Saratoga 

N Y 

John  T.  Close 

366 

10 

Waterford 

Erie 

P 

Charles  Martin 

339 

351 

Waterford 

lifflin 

P 

F.noch  Anderson 

134 

62 

Waterford 

Loudon 

Va 

Daniel  Stone 

42 

165 

Waterford 

Washington 

O 

Josepii  Chambers 

324 

128 

W'aterloo 

Wayne 

In 

Thomas  Brierly 

Waterloo 

11 

Geo.  Farquar 

W'aterloo 

Anne  Arundel 

Md 

Jer.  Merrill 

Watertown 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Benj.  De  Forrest 

319 

48 

Watertown 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Cliarles  Patten 

432 

6 

W'atertown 

Jefferson 

N Y 

H.  H.  Sherwood 

472 

180 

Waterville 

Delaware 

N Y 

Larnus  Munson 

378 

66 

W’aterville 

’iennebeck 

Me 

Asa  Dalton 

630 

77 

Watervket 

Albany 

N Y 

Abijali  Wheeler 

252 


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County. 

Stale. 

Post  Masters. 

Die! 

ll'a. 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

AVatkinsville 

Clark 

G 

W.  MM' right 

658 

63 

AVat.sborough 

Lunenburg 

Va 

Gill  Waine  Watts 

233 

110 

Watson’s  Store 

Ga 

Watson 

A\  aughsburg 

Stokes 

N C 

lames  Waugh 

Wayne 

Ixennebeck 

Me 

Moses  Wing,  jr 

632 

78 

Wayne 

0 

Joseph  11  Brown 

AA  aynesborough 

Green 

P 

James  Wilson 

146 

209 

W aynesborough 

Augusta 

Va 

William  Fretwell 

16 1 

113 

W aynesborough 

Wayne 

N C 

Bich  Washington 

34. 

50 

AM' aynesborough 

Burke 

G 

John  Carpenter 

619 

104 

Waynesburg 

Chester 

P 

Joseph  Whistler 

135 

Waynesburg 

Franklin 

P 

.Michael  Stoner 

9j 

68 

Waynesvdle 

Warren 

0 

Noah  Haines 

474 

6 

AA  avnesville,  or  Hav- 

Havwood 

N C 

Michael  Moore 

595 

AML  are  [wood  c h 

Hillsborough 

N H 

Sami.  Patterson 

587 

18 

W eatherfield 

Windsor 

Vt 

Darius  Jones 

46o 

70 

Webbs 

Stokes 

N C 

John  Webb 

345 

Webster’s  Store 

Lancaster 

O 

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1 5 

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I’r.  George’s 

Md 

Abraham  Clark 

8 

48 

Wellborn’s  Store 

Abner  Welborn 

Wellfleet 

Barnstable 

• is 

Josiah  Whitman 

527 

lu4 

Wells 

V oik 

Me 

’atthew  Lindsey 

52. 

32 

Wells 

Beaufort 

s c 

John  Wells 

63-, 

Wellsborough 

Tioga 

Benj  W.  Morris 

245 

143 

Wellsburg 

Brooke 

ra 

AVm  M’Cluney 

286 

AMenham 

E sex 

Is 

Uzziel  Dodge 

457 

21 

Wentworth 

Graiton 

M H 

L.  Davidson 

52b 

60 

At  est  Alexandria 

Washington 

•» 

lames  Stephenson 

2 5v/ 

266 

AVest  Barnstable 

Barns' able 

Is 

arnuel  Bassett 

AVest  Bloomfield 

Ontario 

s Y 

Ezra  Waite 

3 77 

222 

At  estborough 

Worcester 

:s 

Nathan  Fisher 

4j4 

31 

At  i st  Boyleston 

Worcester 

Ms 

Peter  Holmes 

4251  49 

West  Bridgewater 

Plymouth 

■Ts 

Geo.  W Perkins 

442 

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AA  est  Brookfield 

Worcester 

Ms 

Josiah  Carev 

401 

68 

AVest  Brook 

Bladen 

M C 

Alex.  C.  Miller 

4^3 

1 15 

AVest  Cambridge 

Middlesex 

Is 

Amos  Whittemore 

! 445 

7 

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Chester 

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j.  AV.  Townsend 

142 

75 

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[Middlesex 

Ct 

F G.  C. instock 

AVesi  Columbia 

itv  Islington 

Pa 

Ch  D Hass 

AA'est  Hebron 

tV  no-ton 

N Y 

George  Getty 

AA'esierly 

'Washington 

B 1 

Amos  Cross 

3 St. 

60 

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Ha. 

City. 

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Albany 

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AVt  stern 

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Daniel  Hitchcock 

390 

65 

A\  estern  Port 

Allegany 

Md  i 

William  Price 

142 

182 

West  Farms 

\\  est  Chester 

N Y 

John  B.  Gillespie 

239 

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Westfield 

Ham;, shite 

•ds  j 

James  Fotvler 

367 

28 

Wes  field 

Essex 

N J ; 

Joseph  Qninby 

223 

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Chataugue 

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vt 

AY.  H.  Penniman 

511 

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Middlesex 

Ms 

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468 

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Suffolk 

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Rutland 

Vt  j 

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44u 

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Ohio 

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Alex’r  Berryhill 

272 

417 

West  Middletown 

Washington 

P 

Daviu  Craig 

26o 

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Windham 

Vt 

Henry  Crawford 

445 

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Worcester 

Ms 

Daniel  Bartlett 

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Frederick 

Md 

James  M’HafTee 

65 

59 

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Cheshire 

N H 

Edmund  Brewster 

433 

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Westmorel’d 

Va 

if.  Hungerford 

110 

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Middlesex 

Ms 

Abraham  Hews,  jr. 

42  5 

14 

Weston 

Fairfield 

Ct 

Jesse  Wakeman 

Weston 

Art 

Wm.  Y.  Henrv 

West  Foint 

Orange 

N Y 

John  W right 

285 

100 

AVest  Point 

K 

Ja.  AY.  Hall 

West  Port 

Henry 

K 

John  Ay  delot 

648 

61 

AVest  Port 

Essex 

IV  Y 

Boughton  Lobdel! 

471 

115 

West  Port 

Bristol 

Ms 

Isaac  Howland 

446 

73 

At  est  Prospect 

Hancock 

Ms 

Andrew  Leach 

Westraysville 

Nash 

N C 

Samuel  AVestray 

276 

55 

West  River 

Ontario 

N Y 

Richard  Pearce 

363 

205 

West  River 

Ann  Arundel 

Md 

F rancis  Bird 

50 

10 

West  Springfield 

Hampshire 

Ms 

Benjamin  Stebbins 

361 

91 

West  Stockbndge 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Amasa  S p e n ce  r,  j r 

362 

138 

West  Tourn 

Orange 

N Y 

Charles  Monell 

276 

West  Union 

Adams 

0 

AAresbv  Lee 

475 

97 

i Wethersfield 

Hartford 

Ct 

James  L.  Belden 

341 

i Weymouth 

Norfolk 

Ms 

Cotton  Tufts,  jr. 

449 

17 

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Gloucester 

N J 

Lewis  M Walker 

177 

71 

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Franklin 

Ms 

Reuben  AVinchell 

395 

104 

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Morgan 

G 

Henrv  Heald 

711 

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Va 

Robert  Ilord 

V heat  Plains 

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232 

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Ohio 

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Richard  M’Clure 

266 

425 

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Caledonia 

Vt 

Erastus  Fairbanks 

549 

79 

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645 

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Caroline 

Va 

Thomas  Evans 

93 

33 

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Lycoming 

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Coshocton 

0 

John  Junkins 

350 

102 

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s c 

Allen  Glover 

White  Hall 

Frederick  Va 

John  Pugh 

White  Hall 

Washington 

N Y 

John  P.Iiss 

42" 

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144 

104 

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K 

600 

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Kent 

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William  Whitely 

112 

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Hontgomerv 

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Philip  Sellers 

152 

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Rutherford 

N C 

John  Moore 

524 

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Gibson 

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Hosea  Smith 

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Va 

Tandv  Collins 

83 

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Granville 

N C 

.1.  C.  Courtney 

271 

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West  Chester 

N Y 

Peter  Cornell" 

256 

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White 

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Janies  Haines 

6u6 

114 

White  Post 

Frederick 

Va 

Joseph  Gamble,  jr. 

87 

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Lawrence 

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James  Moore 

225 

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AVhite’s  Creek 

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James  Preston 

Whitesborough 

Oneida 

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396 

100 

White  Sul.  Springs 

Greenbrier 

Va 

James  Frazer 

Wh  tefieid,  or  Balls- 

Lincoln 

Me 

Abraham  Choate 

623 

69 

Whiting  [ton 

Addison 

vt 

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454 

70 

A\  huingham 

‘Windham 

Vt 

Adacin  Thayer 

423 

132 

Whiton 

N H 

John  Gibson 

Wick  ford 

Washington 

R I 

John  Hall 

411 

23 

Wicomico  Church 

Vorthumbl’d 

Va 

Thomas  Rrown 

165 

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S C 

Thomas  Wier 

Wil  ierness  [ville 

■ipotsvlvania 

Na 

Viliam  Rowe 

8c 

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■ i ilkes 

N C 

William  P.  Waugh 

t 442 

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Luzerne 

P 

Jacob  Cist 

| 221 

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155 

31 

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251 

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Huntingdon 

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Sampson  Wiliams 

711 

166 

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489 

99 

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Ms 

Thomas  Mavhevv 

395 

1 

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345 

242 

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T 

J.  H.  M’Ewen 

Li  coming 

P 

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197 

95 

Washington 

Md 

Jacob  T.  1 oivson 

78 

110 

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Edward  At  dliams 

Pickaway 

O 

R.  K.  Foreman 

N C 

W m.  At  illiams 

Ashe 

N C 

Richard  tt  illiams 

394 

Martin 

N C 

Joseph  Biggs 

277 

132 

Orange 

Art 

Elijah  Paine 

513 

11 

Oneida 

N A 

Samuel  Trueman 

47b 

137 

Berkshire 

Ms 

Benjamin  Skinner 

39o 

138 

Lancaster 

P 

John  Lightener 

Niagara 

N Y 

Isaac  F.  Borman 

415 

282 

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N C 

Currie  Barnett 

298' 

Christian 

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7 out  227 

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Henry  Catlin 

293!  202 

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s c 

John  Lockhart 

609 

1 102 

Niagara 

N Y 

Simon  Cock 

396 

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Chaun.  Brownell 

497 

1 27 

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Matthew  Bradley 

461 

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Israel  Mechenor 

, 154 

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Essex 

N Y 

Levi  Higby 

487 

141 

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Fairfield 

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Aaron  Hyatt 

279 

77 

tt  llliamshurg 

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At  illiam  Zuill 

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Samuel  Thompsoi 

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Office. 

County. 

S a.e 

Post-j\Iusters. 

Diet, 
ft  a. 
City. 

from 

Stale 

t up. 

Wilmington 

New  Hanover 

N C 

Charles  Dudley, jr. 

435 

145 

W ilmington 

Dearborn 

In 

.ones  P well 

Wilna 

Jefferson 

N V 

Thomas  Bravton 

464 

176 

Wilton 

Kennebeck 

Me 

ulv.  Strickland 

6 Jo 

6o 

Wilton 

Hillsborough 

N H 

lohn  Mack 

Winchentlon 

Worcester 

Ms 

H G.  Newcomb 

4 oc 

69 

Winchester 

Guernsey 

O 

Vbomas  Lenfestrv 

Winchester 

Wavne 

Mi 

Ft.  S.  Sherwood 

Winchester 

Adams 

0 

James  Bailey 

Winchester 

Cheshire 

N II 

Jonas  Bruce 

43  h 

86 

Winchester 

Litchfield 

Ct 

Horace  Higley 

365 

22 

Winchester 

Frederick 

'"a 

U illiam  Davison 

7 v. 

168 

Winchester 

Clark 

K 

Thomas  Pickett 

55v 

40 

Winchester 

Franklin 

T 

Ralph  Crabb 

7 lo 

173 

Winchester 

New  Madrid 

Mo 

Stephen  Ross 

846 

161 

Windham 

Vt 

David  dVoodburn 

■Windham 

Portage 

0 

Dillingham  Clark 

Windham 

Cumberland 

Me 

Claries  Johnson 

568 

14 

Windham 

Rockingham 

N H 

0 runnel  Senter 

483 

37 

Windham 

Windham 

Ct 

I'haries  Tainter 

361 

30 

Windham 

Greene 

N Y 

Sanford  Hunt 

352 

I 

Windham 

Bradford 

P 

B.  J Woodruff 

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Wind  Gap 

Northampton 

P 

Charles  Craig 

2,4 

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Windsor 

Windsor 

Vt 

Fhos  Leveritte 

465 

61 

Windsor 

Hartford 

Ct 

William  Howard 

345 

7- 

Windsor 

Ashtabula 

o 

356 

1 

Wi  ndsor 

Bertie 

N C 

Joshua  Taylor 

283 

1941 

Windsor 

York 

P 

V 

Windsor 

Brown 

N Y 

Geo.  Harper,  jr. 

\ 

Winfield 

Herkimer 

N Y 

T.  J.  Pendergrast 

4J4 

V 

Winsborough 

Fairfield 

S C 

James  Barkley,  jr. 

493 

SC  l 

Winslow 

Kennebeck 

Me 

Frederick  Paine 

63  j 

7T 

Winthrop 

Kenuebcck 

Me 

Silas  Lambert 

610 

5<  1 

Winton 

Hertford 

N C 

Gar.  M.  Smith 

245 

15;  • 

Wintonbury 

Hartford 

Ct 

’ed  Burnstead 

347 

< i 

Wiscasset 

Lincoln 

Me 

Orchard  Cook 

603 

49 

Wise’sburg 

Baltimore 

Md 

John  Weisse 

62 

54' 

Woburn 

Middlesex 

Ms 

Bcnj.  Mood,  2 1 

443 

l'J ' 

Wolcott 

Cayuga 

N Y 

David  Arne,  jr. 

4 4 

194 

Wollborou  gh 

Stratl'ord 

N H 

fchard  Rus» 

o33 

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Womelsdorf 

Berks 

P 

Conrad  Slouch 

H4j  38 

257 


Office. 

County. 

State. 

Post-Jttasters. 

Dist. 

fra 

City. 

from 

State 

Cap. 

Woodbridge 

Middlesex 

N J 

James  Jackson 

216 

43 

V,  oodbury 

Litchfield 

Ct 

JTilliam  Perry 

dl6 

35 

V oodbury 

Gloucester 

N J 

Job  Brown 

151 

40 

Woodsborough 

Frederick 

Md 

David  /Vagner 

56 

89 

VV  occisfield 

Monroe 

O 

Amos  B.  Jones 

344 

154 

W oodsonville 

K 

Joseph  H’inlock 

A'  ood’s  Mills 

Gallia 

0 

Nehemiah  H ood 

'VV  oocistown 

Mo  T 

Alex.  Kirkpatrick 

VV  oodstock 

Oxford 

Ale 

Samuel  Stevens 

Vi  oodstock 

Ulster 

N Y 

Kichard  Heaton 

34  7 

79 

VV  oodstock 

Windsor 

Vt 

Alex.  Hutchinson 

477 

47 

Woodstock 

Windham 

Ct 

Chester  Kendall 

382 

48 

AY  oodstock 

Shenandoah 

Ya 

Abraham  Fravel 

luO 

182 

VV  oodstock 

Ilvcle 

N C 

Seth  Hovey 

354 

AV  oocistown 

Salem 

N J 

Israel  R.  Clawson 

161 

50 

l\V oocistown 

Clark 

A 

1191 

75 

Woo  ville 

Culpeper 

Ya 

Zephania  Turner 

98 

128 

AV  oodville 

AA  ilkinson 

Mi 

William  Johnson 

1299 

40 

AA  oodville 

Warren 

T 

Joint  Wood 

704 

VV  oodville 

Hanover 

Va 

Edmund  Goodwin 

W'oolcot 

Orleans 

At 

Thomas  Taylor,  jr. 

540 

63 

[Woolwich 

Lincoln 

Me 

Robert  White 

694 

40 

AV  ooster 

Wayne 

0 

Thomas  G.  Jones 

378 

82 

AV  orcester 

Otsego 

N Y 

Nathaniel  Todd 

371 

74 

VA  orcester 

AA  orcester 

Ms 

James  Wilson 

395 

40 

Worthington 

Hampshire 

Ms 

William  Ward 

392 

114 

AA  orthington 

Franklin 

O 

Arrorv  Butler 

428 

9 

AV  rentham 

Norfolk 

2&s 

Samuel  Druce 

420 

27 

W ri  gh  tsb  orou  gh 

Columbia 

G 

Thomas  Dooly 

629 

Wrightsborough 

Union 

s c 

AA  illiam  Wright 

578 

A1  nghtsburg 

Ashtabula 

0 

AngelAVhipple 

Wrightstown 

Bucks 

Pa 

John  Parker,  jr. 

VV  riglitsville 

York 

P 

Wi[llam  White 

\A  yal  using 

Luzerne 

P 

John  Hollenback 

276 

£6 

VA  ve  Mills 

Talbot 

Md 

Samuel  Hopkins 

94 

54 

VA  ylliesburg 

Charlotte 

ATa 

John  M’Quie 

HA  ; sox 

Luzerne 

j1 

J M Piollett 

290 

174 

Wythe  c h 

AA  \the 

Va 

Augustus  Gury 

340 

268 

Xenia 

Greene 

O 

Janes  Towler 

462 

55 

Yancey’s  Mills 

Albemarle 

va 

Jer’h  Yancey,  jr. 

lou 

Yancevvillc 

Louisa 

Va 

Datid  Johnson 

133 

54 

258 


Office. 

County. 

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Slate. 

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it  a. 
City. 

fiom 

State 

Cap. 

Yarmouth 

Barnstable 

Ms 

Jcsh-.  a Hamblin 

4 Ob 

66 

Yates 

Adair 

K 

James  G.  Yates 

Yellow  Banks 

Davis 

K 

James  M.  Rogers 

Yellow  Creek 

Dickerson 

T 

Thos.  Simmons 

Yellow  Springs 

Huntingdon 

P 

Maxwell  Kincaid 

Yellow  Springs 

Greene 

O 

Joel  Van  Meter 

601 

Yonker’s 

West  Chester 

N Y 

Aaron  Yark 

24  7 

127 

York  Haven 

York 

P 

Chs  M Poor 

96 

17 

! York 

York 

Me 

Nathl  Sargent 

509 

45 

York 

York 

P 

Peter  Spangler 

86 

27 

York  c li 

York 

S C 

Patr.ck  Hamilton 

43S 

82 

York  Sulph.  Springs 

Adams 

P 

Wm.  Thompson 

98 

Yorklown 

York 

Ya 

\\  m B.  Pov\  cr 

187 

72 

Youguesville 

Fa  rfield 

S C 

John  L.  Yougue 

Youngstown 

Westmorel’d 

P 

Wm.  Lehmer 

184 

158 

Youngstown 

Trumbull 

0 

Charles  Dutton 

299 

197 

Youngstown 

Niagara 

N Y 

Eph.  F.  Gilbert 

465 

233 

Young’s  Store 

Laurens 

S C 

Archibald  \‘  ung 

5S5 

85 

Yox  Glades 

Allegany 

Md 

Wm.  Armstrong 

169 

180 

Zanesville 

Muskingum 

0 

Pelham 

368 

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